5 things to do with your Cofounder
You’ve spent enough time talking shop with your cofounder that you feel you know enough about them. However, the entrepreneurial journey will certainly lead you to a few unexpected twists and turns. You need to prepare for those, and most importantly, be a united front against potential obstacles.
3 Very Real Reasons You Shouldn’t Hire Family
You probably grew up next to a few “family owned” businesses, or have at least seen the tropes of those relationships on television. Although you might have a good impression of your local Italian restaurant or enjoy the drama in Kim’s Convenience, we have a few good reasons why you should not hire family to join you in your business venture.
7 Questions You Probably Forgot to Ask Your Cofounder
When you’re starting a business venture with someone, there are a myriad of questions you need to be asking them to make sure you’re on the same page. “What is your educational background”, “Where do you see yourself in 5 years” or “why did you decide to become an entrepreneur” might be the first ones that pop into your mind, but unfortunately, the more important questions are a little more… uncomfortable. These questions are the ones you should certainly discuss before you find yourself in a position where you need to.
The Four Horsemen of Failed Partnerships
We humans are nothing if not social. Our lives are about searching for connection and maintaining relationships. Thus, there is a formidable amount of research devoted to human relationships, be they friendly, familial or romantic. But, one might be left wondering: where does one’s business partner fit in all this?
Elon Musk said THIS was his worst business decision…
The world’s richest man was recently asked, “What is one thing you would change if you could go back in time?” As the founder of companies that have completely altered how the world travels, explores outer space, powers homes, and accesses the internet, Elon Musk had a simple response… he would have chosen his cofounders more carefully.