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Our Mail Product, Hotmail, Is The Market Leader Globally.

Not Only Because The Product Wasn't A Great Product, But Remember It Took Us Five Or Six Years To Ship It. Then We Had To Sort Of Fix It. That Was What I Might Call Windows 7.

500 Dollars? Fully Subsidized? With A Plan? I Said That Is The Most Expensive Phone In The World. And It Doesn't Appeal To Business Customers Because It Doesn't Have A Keyboard. Which Makes It Not A Very Good Email Machine.

It's The Luxury Of Time That Lets Me In Some Ways Now Spoil Myself. I Get My Workout In Every Day. I Get A Good, Long Sleep Every Day. I Won't Say They're Guilty Pleasures. When I First Left Microsoft, I Would Say I Spent The Better Part Of A Year Saying, "ok, How Do I Get As Busy And Crazy And Manic As I Was At Microsoft?" Since Then I Said, "no, I'll Make A Bigger Contribution In This Phase Of My Life By Being Able To Pick And Choose, Not Being So Manic, Having Time To Step Back, A Little More Time For What I'll Call Discernment Rather Than Just Activity."

If The Ceo Doesn’t See The Playing Field, Nobody Else Can. The Team May Need To See It Too, But The Ceo Really Needs To Be Able To See The Entire Competitive Space.