The CEO who took 12 weeks off when his son was born

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Mycoskie said he thought just the opposite: How could he not take the time off?
“If a dad doesn’t take it or isn’t offered it, he’s tired. He’s distracted. He’s probably making bad decisions for the business, and he’s feeling guilty he’s not at home,” Mycoskie told CNN’s Poppy Harlow on Sunday.
He added that he wanted to set an example for his employees.
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