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I'm sure most entrepreneur types run off the "thrill of the chase", and a big exit would momentarily dilute the initial mission. But you are waayyy overstating
by simonrobb 9y ago
I'm sure most entrepreneur types run off the "thrill of the chase", and a big exit would momentarily dilute the initial mission. But you are waayyy overstating that effect.
You've suddenly got a massive amount of capital to execute on the things you've been dreaming up along the way but have never been able to do before. Zuck sure had a company of thousands of employees to look after. And even if your mission was always just to exit... get a new vision.
Do I really need to invoke Elon and his first acquisitions here?
- blazespin 9y agoBill Gates had to go, he was dragging MSFT down after the court case. Besides, he'd being doing it a looong time. He probably already hit Peak Bill and he knew it. Elon is an outlier of grand proportions.