Arguably the best CEO and investor of our time is looking for a successor If you had invested $10,000 in Berkshire Hathaway in 1965 when he became CEO, you’d be worth more than $50 million today? Who would wanna follow up that kind of performance? That’s like trying to follow up Melinda Doolittle’s “My Funny Valentine” last night on American Idol!
The greatest value in any company is human capital, which is closely tied together with knowledge capital. If you are a solo entrepreneur this still applies. Why do you attend seminars and watch webinars (shameful plug coming) like my Wealth 2007 initiative?
Do you think WorldCom goes down the destructive path if Jack Welch rather than Bernie Ebbers is the CEO?
Warren Buffet understands it’s not only the legacy of a company that’s at stake, it’s also the livelihood of thousands of employees.
Are you FULLY committed to increasing the knowledge and human capital of your business?
If not, then you need to get off the pot (first part of the joke left out to keep it G-rated).
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