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I fully agree, but the partner doesn't have to be cofounder. It could be the wife (or husband), a very good friend or anything equivalent. From what I have rea
by chmike 14y ago
I fully agree, but the partner doesn't have to be cofounder. It could be the wife (or husband), a very good friend or anything equivalent.
From what I have read so far the main difficulties of a single founder is lacking an alternate view and help to restore drive when in doubt or exhausted.
Of course other kind of problems may show up if the business is a startup of the dropbox kind. But this is a mazzerati problem. My feeling is that more than one founders expose to much more difficult and nasty problems than a single founder will met. A single founder can find paliatives for his weakness which do exist and shouldn't be ignored.
- jordo37 14y agoI can see what you mean here - my wife is my life partner, and she is a fantastic balance outside the support my business partner and I provide each other. But she has other things going on - her life is more than just waiting to hear about how Perfect Audience is going and having someone as focused as you are on your work baby, but in different ways, is useful.