The worst advice was to start a record label when I wanted to be a musician. It was smart advice. It could have made me more money, but it did not inspire me.

So I really tried everything, including, you know, just how to build the team in such a way that I delegate everything, and I have my different business lines, and arrange things. This is sort of after the IPO, and I realized I have to be a very “serious” public company CEO. And so it almost killed the company, honestly.

But it was really – it came across sinister. And for me, I really did listen to it. I accepted it. I tried to implement that. The reason why I say it’s the worst advice I ever received was that it was damaging to me because she was totally wrong. ... And so, when somebody who is successful tells you to do something, you try to do it, even when it damages you.

Try to be the same as everybody else.

A sense of humor, integrity, intelligence. Also, factual accuracy.

Putting my grandchildren to bed.

Piety. But only when people are overly pious. You can’t be too just. Or too courageous.

Surrounded by my great-great-grandchildren.

I had to ask people about this, because I couldn’t think of anything, and the consensus seems to be: a general lack of self-awareness.