Mark Cuban says he doesn't need to unplug from his cell phone or answering emails. (via CNBCMakeIt)
DALLAS, TEXAS - FEBRUARY 26: Team owner Mark Cuban looks on during a press conference to introduce Cynthia Marshall as the new Dallas Mavericks Interim CEO at American Airlines Center on February 26, 2018 in Dallas, Texas."Shark Tank" investor Barbara Corcoran says she and the other Sharks are "fascinated" by Mark Cuban's ability to answer his texts and emails "the minute he gets" them.
"How do you do it? How do you unplug, Mark? You're constantly on. How do you pull out the plug, or is that not necessary? Is that a fallacy?"
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