It's a lot of fun watching a child learn how to interface with a touchscreen for the first time. Even better to see them interact with something like a flatscreen tv or a toy feature phone after they understand how a touchscreen works.
When my son was 3 he was very frustrated with my tv since he couldn't swipe through channels.
Isn't founder/co-founder a good enough indication that you do everything? and if its not implicit enough maybe I can just make my title CXO to get the point across :)
for the original post: there's not much more i can add other than what others are saying worked for me, too. Got sick of fundraising, moved to marketing. Got burned out of marketing, took up a side project (print-only diy zine) and then i discovered the startup scene and my love for marketing came back. im still at the same organization and love it.
for @hluska: im 27 but as of last year started experiencing the "aging is weird" phenomenon.
btw, i listened to kriss kross in 3rd grade, in high school became a straight-edge 70s revivalist (only listened to zeppelin, sabbath, doors and other typical gateway artists). oddly enough, i then went post-punk and partied my brains out. i love business and the startup community but still love dk, misfits, screamers (and canada had a killer music/movie scene in the 80s!)