I've often described having a co-founder as one of the biggest advantages in building a business, like my cheat code. You share the pressure, split the workload, and make decisions together. In theory (and often in practice), it makes accountability easier. Too often recently, I've seen it do the opposite. Most co-founder issues aren’t dramatic fallouts or big disagreements. It's more subtle than that. They don’t usually fall out - they drift apart . And when drift sets in, accountability is...

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