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“Solo founders have less likelihood of success”.

In fact, it's the opposite.

Maelle Gavet, CEO of Techstars, one of the biggest startup incubators in the world, shared some data about this; solo founders actually have 2,5 times more likelihood to run a successful and profitable business.

But that’s not all.

The post also shows that most successful solo entrepreneurs have often been helped by co-creators who provided them strong support.

So now comes the question: do you need a co-founder?

In this video, I'll show you, through my own experience, whether or not you need a co-founder, how to find a co-founder, and finally how to evaluate if a co-founder is a good fit. All of this with practical templates that you can steal!

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00:00 Are solo founders really less likely to succeed?
00:48 Why do you need a co-founder?
02:03 How do you know if you need co-founders or not?
04:06 How do you find the right co-founder?
05:01 The key points to a good match
06:03 Should you use a dev shop or agency if you don’t have the technical skills?
06:58 The accountability document
08:33 How should you split the equity?
09:12 Define roles clearly
10:13 The 16 personalities test
10:38 The “Founders Rescue Plan”
11:37 Resources you can steal

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