All good suggestions here, I'd add/extend a couple of them:

IF you get 1 + partner(s) Spend time getting to know them and their desires.
Come up with exit strategies, buyout clauses, other leaving clauses as soon
as you start talking about partnerships.

Note "3" partners are NOT a crowd, but 2 can be cramp your style.

Split your personal and business lives in finance and life style, and don't
confuse the two. Don't get enamoured by your own business, if your business
can't pay you market and/or what you're worth, (given ramp up time), fire
your business.

Pay yourself a consistent amount, let the business coffers rise and fall
with the tide.

Just a few ideas.

Rich


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Joseph Rich Rogan
President UX/UI Inc.
http://www.jrrogan.com
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