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How Cofounders Can Prevent Their Relationship from Derailing Your cofounder is the key person you turn to to help you manage the emotional ups and downs of your startup, and the success of your relationship is directly correlated to the success of your business. Through her experience coaching founders and cofounders of fast-growing startups, the author has discovered five key principles you can incorporate to prevent destructive antagonism with your cofounder before it happens and nourish this essential business relationship.
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