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But As An Entrepreneur You Have To Feel Like You Can Jump Out Of An Aeroplane Because You're Confident That You'll Catch A Bird Flying By. It's An Act Of Stupidity, And Most Entrepreneurs Go Splat Because The Bird Doesn't Come By, But A Few Times It Does.

Tomorrow When You Come To Work, If It Doesn't Make The Customer Happy, Move The Business Forward, And Save Us Money - Don't Do It.

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I've Worked Very Hard, But My Life's Always Been Fun.

At Netflix, We Think You Have To Build A Sense Of Responsibility Where People Care About The Enterprise. Hard Work, Like Long Hours At The Office, Doesn't Matter As Much To Us. We Care About Great Work.