From there, Michael took a less conventional path than many Silicon Valley executives by moving into government, serving from 2009 to 2011 as a White House fellow under President Barack Obama, serving as special assistant to then–Defense Secretary Robert Gates at the DOD where he managed projects in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Pakistan and oversaw efforts aimed at reducing bureaucracy to provide resources to soldiers.
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One of Alex’s most game-changing realizations? You don’t need to be good at everything. In fact, trying to be is a recipe for burnout. “Ask yourself, ‘What are the two or three things that I think I’m best-in-class at?’ Only spend my time on those things and then delegate everything else out,” he said. For Alex, that meant focusing on relationship building and networking while his co-founder handled operations. And for tasks he truly hated—like taxes—he found specialists who actually loved doing them. (Yes, those people exist.)
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Many fear the army and RSF positions are too entrenched to stop the fighting
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