Big Red Car here. I’ve been listening to The Boss complain how damn cold it is in NYC. [He’s such a hot house Texan, no? Haha, Boss, that was your choice to go hang out in a blizzard, no?]
Going to be 72F today and sunny in the ATX, Boss. [Hahaha, this one’s on you, Boss.]
So The Boss is constantly working with his brilliant CEOs and they are constantly talking about their team members and their problems.
Big Red Car here. Ahhh, it’s sunny and crisp here in the ATX. Oh, it’s about 55F right now but it’s headed to 72F before the day is over.
Ahhh, on Earth as it is in Texas.
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Big Red Car here. It’s zero dark thirty here in the ATX and it’s a bit cool for us hot house creatures. It’s right at 39F with a forecasted high of 43F and a low of 24F. Brrrrr!
So what does it take to be a successful CEO? You’re going to have to conduct some experiments — experimentation, Old Sport.
Big Red Car here. Hey, ya’ll, it’s as cold as a witch’s titty in a brass bra here in the ATX. The 30’s are doing battle with the 40’s and there is some chatter about it getting to 60F today. Brrrr!
[Haha, STFU, Big Red Car, the folks in NYC and Boston are dealing with a freakin’ blizzard. So stop your whining.]
Big Red Car here. Going to be a great day in the ATX. Nice cold, crisp, sunny day.
So you probably watched a bit of college football yesterday, no? The Boss loves college football and is often mumbling that college football is very much like the startup business. [I think he’s just trying to justify how damn much college football he’s been watching lately. Bowl games, yeah!]
Big Red Car here. Ahhh, what an orgy of football yesterday. I don’t think The Boss even left the house yesterday.
So we are back to the issue of what to look for in a CEO coach and today we’re going to talk about trust.
Big Red Car here. Well, it’s cold and raw here in the ATX. Not convertible weather which gets me thinking about a different type of convertible — convertible debt.
The Boss received several questions as to when and how convertible debt would be used by a startup. This explanation will give you the basics.
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