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What does "bad with time" mean? Are you working 70 hours/week on the project? Or work + project? Either way, definitely stop what you're doing. Work less. Al
by mod 12y ago
What does "bad with time" mean?
Are you working 70 hours/week on the project? Or work + project?
Either way, definitely stop what you're doing. Work less.
Also, "it hasn't felt like a partnership at all" -- is that to say he's not working on the project? I'd cease the partnership. I was in this situation recently, with a family member whom I trust. If they can't motivate themselves to work on it now, in its infancy, I can assure you they won't find the motivation later.
If you like the idea, "buy them out" or strike out on your own.
- ZenoArrow 12y ago> What does "bad with time" mean? I think he meant bad with setting realistic time estimates. It's an easy mistake to make when something is new to you, but it can cause problems, as OP is discovering.