Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of founders maintaining control over their companies to avoid being ousted and to ensure the company's value remains intact [1][2][9]. Group 1 - Many entrepreneurs face the risk of being pushed out of their own companies, which often leads to a decline in the company's value [1]. - A founder's departure can result in the company performing better without them, creating a challenging situation for the founder to return [2][8]. - The article suggests that founders should learn from Steve Jobs' experience of returning to save his original company after being ousted [6][7]. Group 2 - Founders are advised to maintain absolute control over their companies to prevent the loss of value and ensure their ability to influence the company's direction [9]. - The article highlights the pain of competing against one's own company when starting a new venture, which can lead to personal and professional turmoil [3][5].