A co-founder splits the workload and brings collaborative problem-solving to early-stage ventures. Two heads tackle challenges better than one, easing the burden on a single founder.
having a co-founder, whether it's a business co-founder or technical co-founder, really helps because you're kind of splitting the workload out. You know, it's not just dependent on you. And you also have somebody also who's trying their best to figure it out, right? You know, two heads are better than one. I know it's a lame expression, but it really, it really means a lot, right?
