Thanks so much. I run a small Amazon business so I have to make the following business decisions and I don't think I've been learning from my mistakes: - Manuf

Thanks so much. I run a small Amazon business so I have to make the following business decisions and I don't think I've been learning from my mistakes: - Manufacturers/Clients: How do I choose the right people to work with? Sometimes manufacturers do not create great products, sometimes clients lie. What are some signs to avoid bad business relationships? - Hiring: How do you hire people with "good" character? I learned the hard way of abilities/skills with my first few hires. - Co-founder: I need a technical co-founder for a software I'd like to build, someone who has previous experience building a great team (my weakness). Because I'm terrible at team-building, I have no idea what to look for. - Investors/Advisors: People have expressed interest in investing in a software I am building. I know I need help and guidance- but I don't think investing in me would be the right decision for them because I have 0 unicorn aspirations. So far my strategy has been to be brutally honest but I have found that it doesn't work all the time.