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It used to be that dads were less involved in raising kids, but it is changing now, and it is great that more new dads are spending time with family, changing diapers, making sure their spouse gets equal sleep..etc. "Just because you are going to work it does not mean taking care of kids is somehow less work."

Once you start a company it is easy to get attached to that company, having an idea of what exactly is going to happen to it. You might think you'd change the world, or to solve a problem that you care a lot about..etc. Entrepreneurs generally have a higher degree of confidence and optimism and their ego is tied to those outcomes. It is important to disjoint these outcomes with happiness.

If people are hating on you, you are doing something right. Don't let them bother you.

She is an executive coach and author of the book "From the CEO's Perspective" who has spent the last several years asking hard questions and challenging CEOs in the Chicago region.

Jonathan Sposato is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and CEO. Currently a chairman of GeekWire and Pic Monkey. Jonathan is the first person to ever sell two companies to Google.

It is now popularized. They use the advances in next-generation sequencing hardware to develop chemistry and infomatics to profile one's immune system.

It depends on how you define AI. Realistically, anything that involves media or understanding things that scientists couldn’t do before having large neural networks that could solve these core tasks, like in videos, to summarize or caption what's happening. We are also seeing changes in the medical world to automatically analyze and read medical scans.

Previously, large news networks like CCN and Fox have been the narrative-makers. They would curate and create content, shaping the mindset of their audiences. Their positions were often defined long before the facts of the matter were known. We now have the individual power to compete with these networks and to unearth the truth on our own.

You can’t avoid it. Charles asks the question, what is a company doing if their goal is to provide bad profit? It does not benefit society or the company to have bad profit. Businesses are supposed to improve people’s lives, not make them worse.

Because they tend to have good solutions, microsolutions. They have lived through problems and worked their way out of them. They know what works and are striving to improve every day. Charles says that this is the type of society that we need, one that enables people to pursue their interests in a mutually beneficial way that leads to peace and harmony.

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