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The founding team

It's usually best to have two or three people you trust on a team rather than being a solo founder. It's not to say that solo founders don't actually play out successfully. But most often, two or three people are much better.

If you have two or three founders, you have different skills you can compensate. In the diversity of problems you encounter as a founder, you can actually attack them.

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We spend most of our time with work teammates. It makes sense to be better teammates ourselves. I read and stash about that.

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