Choosing a co-founder
Choosing a business partner is similar to choosing a life partner. If you make a wrong decision, it can make life overly complicated.
When you know you will need to spend countless hours together, it is wise to find someone with whom you can get along and trust well. Choosing a co-founder requires you to make a level-headed and informed decision.
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