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This is it: Brian Chesky on founder mode. Three reasons why founders differ from managers: 1. Being the biological parent 2. Full permission to make change 3. Knowing how to rebuild the company

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I think this is what inspired @PaulG’s essay: Founders have a unique intuition about how to make their startup successful. If they ignore this intuition and instead delegate leadership to managers, the company will fail.

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@bchesky True

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@bchesky lol coke vibes

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I was diagnosed with pneumonia after this interview

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@bchesky You have the best conversations when you’re absolutely yeeted on drugs

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@bchesky Damn what upper has this guy taken ?

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@bchesky he is def. on coke

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@bchesky looks like he ripped a big line in the bathroom before the interview lmao

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@bchesky Tweakin 🥴

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