The second bit clearly depends on the person / company, but the first is a gem. This last year, I've been automating myself out of the company. It's hugely lib

The second bit clearly depends on the person / company, but the first is a gem. This last year, I've been automating myself out of the company. It's hugely liberating, better for investors and employees, and means I can spend more time focused on what's next rather than day-to-day ops. I love what I do, but it shouldn't disappear if I do.