What are the most common mistakes you see founders make?

Building getinboxzero.com and sharemint.xyz.

I also run a YouTube channel, "Learn from Open Source": youtube.com/elie2222 

Not having a co-founder and allowing them to do their thing while you do your.

I take it this is two?

That if you have a cofounder you should allow them to do their thing or not?

Am not saying one can’t work, but as I get older I think probability of success is higher with multiple. A friend that sold his company two years ago says there should always be three: tech lead, non-tech ops lead, sales lead.

Oh, make sure they have different responsibilities so to reduce conflict. Strategy as partners, execute on difficult things.

I’ve never had more than two but I think you’re right that 3-4 can be great. I wasn’t sure what the second part of your first tweet was though