[gkoberger]

Here's the context, from the author:

"Simultaneously, we were forced to deal with a board member who was beyond counterproductive. After we bought him out fully in 2019, I sent this feedback email detailing the ways in which he had disrupted our board and company. Dealing with this issue was one of the loneliest times I faced as a CEO. To be clear, this email is unlike anything I’ve sent in my life, and I’ve thought long and hard about the decision to share it. I’m not doing so to disparage the individual in question; the only objective is to help others who might find themselves in a similar situation. (Nothing has been removed, including typos, from the email except for names.)"

https://ryancaldbeck.medium.com/transitions-fa7ce4af435

[ignoramous]

Related Twitter thread: https://archive.vn/o4JP0

[auggierose]

> As far back as college, I’ve made hard decisions with the goal of building a great family. That emphasis has impacted everything from which jobs I’ve pursued to what foods I’ve eaten — even before I was married.

That doesn't sound healthy to me.

[kyleee]

Why?