A great read written by a CEO who sold his company. He shares the lessons he learned about what was missing when he no longer had the fancy title and responsibilities.
He writes, “Running a tech company that reaches 80 million users and has hundreds of employees is hard. Having nothing to do is harder.”
“As CEO of Investopedia and later Meetup, for nearly a decade I was in constant motion. Managing crises, solving problems, rallying teams, meeting investors, making calls that affected people’s lives and livelihoods. It was intense, all-consuming, and deeply rewarding.
And then, one day, it was over.”
Learn the 10 principles that helped him navigate life after full-time work and build something fulfilling without a title, a company, or a corner office – a phase I’ve come to call “Life After the Title”.
