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If you can find someone who has a skill set different from yours, you trust and also get along with well - having a partner always makes starting and running a business at least 50% easier. Conversely, if you can't convince anyone to join you as a partner in a new business it may be an indication that your idea needs some work.
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Definitely. Having that person to bounce ideas off of is key. It can be tough to find a "match," so it's worth trying things out before committing/signing any business papers. I've been witness to friends turned business partners where it doesn't work at all!