Exactly - I used to feel guilty that I wasn't "getting my hands dirty" and instead working in front of a computer all day. Then it comes out that actually sitting all day might be bad for your health. Someone will undoubtedly chime in with the whole "market value" argument. But one point has always stuck with me: the right decisions are important, but how much work would get done with "the right decisions" and no one to execute them? Is making the right decision really worth more than all the work to implement it?