I certainly wouldn't advise against getting married. That shouldn't harm a startup. It might be hard to have kids in the very earliest phase of a startup, when everything is just the founders, but it depends on so many things, like your spouse, your cofounders, what the co does.
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What do you think about married co-founders in early stage startups ?
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Any specific advice you'd have for such kind of founders ?
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Works well when each partner respects the other’s core competencies, and there is no overlap in tasks. Arguing will happen but like any row, should result in forward-looking measures (what did we learn.) Rules to stop talking about work at home are useful too.
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