Excellent post. It seems like many people look for co-founders backwards; they start looking for people with skills they lack and go from there. I think it mak

Excellent post. It seems like many people look for co-founders backwards; they start looking for people with skills they lack and go from there. I think it makes sense to start with people you have good relationships with first and then later turn it into a business partnership. I started my own project as a solo-founder. I met my current co-founder at a conference. She had and still has her own project. We thought we could collaborate through our projects separately, but as time went on it just made more sense to bring her on as a full partner/co-founder for my project. From a complementary skills standpoints, it works OK. The best thing about the relationship is that she is fun to work with. It makes working on the project fun and sustainable. Great post and good luck with your company!