Reed Hastings

I got so excited about it and did a bunch of research on the original mouse and how it came to be and this kind of thing.

But once we started using the prototypes, two problems really became glaring.

One is it's very dirty on the floor.

So after like three or four days, it was very gross cleaning it out.

And then two, your leg cramped and it just did not have the fine muscle control that your hands have.

And so if you tried to do any fine movement with a mouse, it was a big problem.

And so luckily, I did not go forward with that idea.

I would say success is having a positive impact on other people.

And that could be, you know.

Through religion, that could be through a nonprofit, that could be through government service, that could be through business.

But doing good for others would be my fundamental core definition of success.