The importance of thinking in business, Shrad Rao CEO Wagepoint - The Startup CEO Show

So I watched Bill Gates and Warren Buffett talk a few years ago on Charlie Rose. And Bill Gates was telling. Was telling Charlie Rose that, like, I used to go to all of these meetings. I feel like every, every day was packed, like, you know, every 15 minutes. So he would meeting with Warren Buffett once, and he's like, listen, I don't have a lot of time. I, like, I have to go pretty quickly. And Warren Buffett says, why are you so busy? Like, why are you in so many meetings all the time? And Bill Gates was like, what? What do you mean you don't have a lot of meetings? And then Warren Buffett shows him his diary. And of course, you know, he took writing it, and it's almost nothing in it other than, like, you know, the cute little one thing here or there. And, and Warren Buffett's like, if you're always in meetings, when do you have time to think? And that's the main thing. The, the point of the job is you are like the cheap thinker of the company. You are thinking about what needs to.