Tobi Lütke

We're building important companies that are meaningful, and that's what our family does.

We're builders, right?

And so I think that's keeping all this in harmony rather than trying to think about it as, like, rivalrous too much has worked very, very well for us.

okay um that is a background process that can go on very low priority but i don't think i can turn it off truly um i don't think i'm able to um it's just

so does that mean I'm not present I mean it's like again it's me it's like as present as I can be right like like am I as present with my family as I can project presence on any individuals yes like absolutely but I don't know there's like

I'm kind of, I think, by nature a little bit predisposed for solving problems and wrestling with issues.

Again, I like puzzles.

I don't know, I've learned to be unapologetic about that.

Again, a lot of books say, talk in absolutes.

A lot of books talk that you are absolutely present in a way that I don't even think is accessible to people with ADHD, frankly, or not.

And somehow that is like,

you know, all of the implied moral judgment of a book is now resting on your shoulders if you say no to this.

And I was like, yeah, like, I think I have a pretty good thing going and I have a deep and meaningful relationship with my kids.

So anyway, I think that's the goal.

As soon as I could talk.

It's like, how would you improve anything around you?

How would you redesign your toys?

If you have a question, I'll answer every question.

I mean, I have policies.

I should say this stuff.