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wojtek is europooor 
choose america
choose ran domero

curious about crypto UX. occasionally fun(ny)

starting a fund that only writes checks to couple founders

oh man i wonder if you knew any single funny cracked ecom experts that are good at scaling brands hmm

Your sister, ofc.  I met her at Farcon and instantly had a friend crush

Founders

Farcaster Development Boutique @ https://dTech.vision 💜 in love with tech 🤓decentralization, fitness and oldschool rap 😎

"have the same expectations" - easier said than done. like, nearly impossible in practice.

imho you gotta first date them like a potential marriage. not even slightly joking - take bro bowling, hang out on the weekends, learn about allergies and food preferences, talk about science and art and sex and politics. take it slow. know the absolute shit out of your new homie for several months (or years) before ever talking turkey or outlining any deals. take them rafting and "lose the guide". go wildly off-grid, get into moderate danger, really turn up the heat.

if you don't have time for all of that, you're rushing into this partnership. probably better off looking for an employee instead.

after 20y i won't co-found with anyone anymore, except my actual literal wife. you'll always think the diligence is good and the expectations are aligned, because everyone is super agreeable when the ink is fresh and ideas are flowing. it's easy to be likable when the sailing is smooth. but that's not a "strong" partnership.

my wife is the best co-founder ive ever had (every other has been a total deadweight or outright thief)

my wife is the best co-founder ive ever had (every other has been a total deadweight or outright thief)

https://warpcast.com/leewardbound/0x0674475a

I'd love for my wife to do some work with me. She was an LPC and has a lot of insight when it comes to mental health that I think would benefit my target audience of leaders in software development teams.

But raising and home-schooling 3 kids is more than a full-time job.

I’d love to go into business with my dad, but we need a third wheel to keep us accountable—otherwise we just goof off and get distracted chasing rabbits.

You and the person setting next to you right now

makes me remember this popular saying; "if you want to go fast, go alone, but if you want to go far, go with a loved one". 
Maybe this is starting to play out, family startup is becoming the new meta

Wonder if the couples stay together past the exit..