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1) Dhoni calls back Ian Bell after wrong run out result declared2) Rahul Sharma saluting Sangakkara while he walks in to bat in an IPL match against Pune3) Andrew Flintoff consoling Brett Lee after the historic test of Ashes in Birmingham,2005 even though they were arch rivals4) Irfan Pathan consoling Pollard after Windies losing to India5) Tears in the eyes of the West Indian skipper Darren Sammy after taking a brilliant catch edged by Sachin Tendulkar in his last testSource-Internet

That was the point.Palpatine’s initial plan was to use Anakin’s war hero status to bolster the support for his Empire.Throughout the Clone Wars, Anakin’s exploits had been well covered by the holonet news, making him and Kenobi the most famous Jedi in the galaxy.HoloNet features of their operations against the Separatist enemy have made them the most famous Jedi in the galaxy.Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (novel)This was done according to Sidious’s design.“After all, he is the greatest Jedi alive, is he not? And have we not ensured that all the galaxy shares this opinion?”- Sidious to DookuAnakin would have been the lone loyalist amidst the traitors of the Jedi order. A true hero, and patriot of the Galactic Empire. He would have the love of the people, just as Dooku had with the Separatists.Of course, Obi-Wan ruined this plan, and so Vader became a sheer instrument of fear. But Sidious had always had a way to use Anakin’s identity to his advantage.

I’ll never forget being at a CEO conference organized by one of our investors. One of the speakers was an extremely famous CEO.The CEO was rambling on and on. Then, out of nowhere, he said, “I work 16 hours a day, seven days a week.”My head snapped straight up. I wanted to scream, “I call BS!” But, that refrain had not been invented yet.A few weeks later pictures emerged of the famous CEO and his girlfriend cavorting in Japan. I guess even alleged 16 hour a day, 7 days a week workaholics take vacations…As for me, I worked hard. Really hard. But I always regularly took vacations.And I encouraged everyone on our team to take vacations too.I needed the breaks and the downtime to give me the energy to keep driving forwards. But having said that, my brain was always thinking about the company.And I always felt guilty every time I took a vacation.I knew it was good for me to take time off. But I always felt this incredible amount of guilt. I’d say to myself, “Shouldn’t I be at the office?” Or I’d wonder, “Am I setting a bad example by taking a vacation?”Then I’d remember the saying, “Startups are marathons, not sprints.”You need to take vacations because you’re going to be grinding for the next seven to ten years. Try doing that 16 hours a day, 7 days a week.But you’re never truly on vacation when you’re a CEO.We took some great and memorable vacations when I was CEO. But I was still thinking about work. And sometimes I would have to call into the office because of various meetings and problems that were happening.That’s just part of the deal of being CEO.So maybe the famous CEO wasn’t lying. Maybe what he really meant to say was that even when he wasn’t officially working, his brain was still trying to solve work-related problems.That would ring with a little more truth to me.For more, read:What Are The 17 Biggest Surprises When You Founded Your Company? - Brett J. Fox  I remember talking with Jeroen, my fellow cofounder and VP of Engineering. Jeroen smiled at me and said, “I’m in line at the market and I just want everyone to start moving faster! “That used to never happen to me.” Then we both laughed. [Do you want to grow your business? Maybe I can…https://www.brettjfox.com/what-are-the-17-biggest-surprises-when-you-founded-your-company/