Gaurav Dhillon

You'll be fine.

You know, no doubt we're burning through a modest amount of cash.

We've raised about half of what the average SaaS company does to an IPO.

Half.

You know, now I'm a little embarrassed that it's 10 times more than I raised the first time around, but that was perpetual.

It was in the last century.

You know, things are more expensive now, certainly engineering talent and so on.

But that said, what we're doing is building a robust business, which no doubt is growing aggressively, but also has its feet on the ground.

You know, the good stance.

I would say the power of habit.

It's not what people think of as business book, but I love it.

Andy Grove.

I still read his books, but that's my second book.

I put management.

You know, I would say probably just Gmail.

I like what they do.

It's probably my favorite thing right now.

I'm looking for, if somebody wants a big check for us to buy something, I'm looking for the modern equivalent of seven habits.

How do you do quadrant two time management and planning?

It's really missing.