Short YouTube clip (shorts) by Matthew Kelly discussing whether to have a co‑founder or run a business solo. The speaker argues that while running a business alone is hard, it can be preferable to having a co‑founder you don’t get on with because interpersonal friction can be far worse than solo hardships. The clip mentions recent growth over the past 18 months and expansion activities (e.g., New York).
You know, the business, this business has grown a lot in the last 18 months since we launched it. We're pushing through, doing New York, all that sort of stuff, right? So we're gonna grow like, you go, it must be really difficult without a co founder, but it's a hell of a lot less tough than you have a co founder you don't get on with or, or you feel it, you know what I mean? It's a lot. It's way worse to have that rather than just being like, oh, was a bad day. Oh, just get on with it, than having, like a bit of friction, for sure.
