
As the co-founder and first CEO of Netflix, I'll write a fair amount about the place, but I'll also share my thoughts on entrepreneurship, work-life balance, kids and whatever stupid things happen to pop into my head.
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In the six weeks before Netflix launched, I more or less stopped being a person. Home around 6:30, scarf down dinner with the family, back in the car by seven, work until whenever. Lorraine got twenty minutes. The kids got less.
That was t...
Reed Hastings used to drive people crazy.
I was in the room for plenty of it. He’d skip levels. He’d sit in on meetings nobody had invited him to. He’d ask detailed questions about projects that weren’t his. Everyone thought he was breakin...
A founder wrote to me a few months back about a piece of software he was building. Great product, real users, and he was losing money on every single one of them. The time and money spent on support, onboarding, hand-holding, custom work …...
I am a wonderful person to pitch to.
You walk in with your idea, and within ten minutes I’ve leaned back in my chair, stared into space, and said, “Wait a minute... you know, there just might be a way to make this work even better.” Pretty...
When I started mentoring founders, I figured I’d be advising on go-to-market strategies, fundraising, and board structures.
It turns out about eighty percent of what I actually do is marriage counseling.
The questions come in dressed up a...
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