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Why Do Some Companies Fail
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65% of companies fail with cofounders because of the failure to have a relationship between the cofounder and the company. A brilliant idea gets damaged by people wanting to be right, instead of focusing to maintain a healthy relationship.
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#12 — Diana Chapman — Coaching Towards Consciousness
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