David Friedberg: Founder is Not a Role

So we didn't hold any sort of personal sort of. I'm stuck on this name because it's what I always wanted to build. It's my business, it's my baby. I can't let go of it. No. Every day is a new challenge, and every day there's a new solution to that problem. And as long as you keep living every day like that, you're going to progress, and at some point you're going to have success in your mission, but you cannot hold on to the things in the past. And I tell my VCs and so on, they introduced me as sort of the founder of the company. I'm like, founder isn't really a role. It's not really a title I like. I'm the CEO of the company today, and I may not necessarily be the best CEO for the company tomorrow. And a lot of founders, it's. For them, it's very much like they cling onto that title because it's what they do, but it's important to avoid it.