One of Bartlett’s most counterintuitive insights is that successful founders must eventually make themselves less important. Early on, the founder is the engine. But if the business dies when you take a vacation, you’ve built a prison, not a company.
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Most people spend 100% of their time in the middle 33%. To grow, you must actively seek the top tier. However, Bartlett warns against abandoning the bottom tier, as teaching is the best way to solidify one's own learning. One of Bartlett’s most counterintuitive insights is that