ericc

I read this article long time back. Amazing read! Shows how important having good (read genuine) set of core values are and how important the "Do Good" principle is in today's world.

The problem in today's world is the menace of ego, actions and decisions coming from ego-driven values. PG talked about "Doing good", but where does one draw the line between good and bad? As long as the ego controlled mind exists and controls all our actions and decisions, the "Doing good" principle will be merely reduced to just another mechanism for satisfying the ego's ulterior motives.

I might be sounding a bit idealistic here, but what do you guys think?

Is http://nycs.bigheadlabs.com/ the only way to access those posts that are not linked anymore?

You must have an API that gets you access to these unlinked posts, correct?

Nice, this resource is also useful for team members wearing multiple hats, and they need something quick to come up to speed, and also offers a holistic perspective to marketing/branding. .

Makes perfect sense for a 2-3 member startup, where all the founders wear multiple hats and structuring the different efforts seems like an important undertaking.

Makes sense!

How much of a role do investors have in deciding the CEO?

How did you guys decide about this? A very important and sensitive question, but if you guys can give some insight on this, that would be great!!

Nice!! The book looks interesting! Thanks for the recommendation!!

When is the latest that a startup needs to think about the executive management? When does one decide on who the CEO should be? And what is the best way to go about it? Thanks!