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Business legacy — the company that outlasts the founder

The company that outlasts its founder has usually done so by becoming something larger than its founder's personality — by building culture, systems, and purpose that do not depend on one person's presence. This requires founders to build their own obsolescence into the design, which contradicts the ego structures that often build companies in the first place. The ones who manage it leave something genuinely durable.

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