Well, if you are the CEO of a high growth start up, you really can do what the wealthy have always done: go with the nanny. Here's a question for you: how many

Well, if you are the CEO of a high growth start up, you really can do what the wealthy have always done: go with the nanny. Here's a question for you: how many innovations (or whatever else you expect to benefit society from a high-growth startup or whatever) are we missing because people cannot do both? The weird thing about competitive environments is that above some level, winners and losers seem to be chosen based on everything except the competitive skill.