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If you're chasing the startup dragon, one of the most important decisions to make will be choosing the right co-founder(s). Here are some extremely valuable lessons that I wish I would've known years ago: Co-founder dating and finding success by partnering with the right people.
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Only want to partner with co-founders who have a strong intrinsic motivation to work on the same problem, space, and target audience. Ask the following questions:
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Don’t deviate too far from these broad strokes.
Remember that joining hands as co-founders is an important decision.
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The main goal of this phase is to get a feel for how well you work together in practice, what your respective roles might end up being, and whether you like spending time with this person.
Scoping out a few time-boxed project ideas will give you a sense of the other person's proactiveness. You can ask yourself:
Is this person proactive or are you leading the way?
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Are you confident that you can trust them to have your back when nobody else does?
If you can answer this question in the positive then you can take a leap of faith and make a go of things together.
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