“The most difficult thing I have ever did …”: The startup founder shares the details of the details about the reason for launching his co -founder

One of the co-founders of an emerging company shared a raw account on social media, in detail how the differences in commitment led to a part of his commercial partner-a close friend as well. The emotional publication hit a string with entrepreneurs, giving a look behind the scenes on the collapse of the promising Sais emerging company that raised $ 500,000 of seed financing.

The user wrote, “The most difficult thing I did ever. You are not preparing to finish something with someone your friend since college. Someone built his dreams … makes me just sick in writing this.”

According to The Post, cracks began to appear when its co -founder, the wonderful programmer, began to lose attention.

Despite the collection of a seed tour of $ 500,000 and the impressive of investors by clarifying the impressive technology, the schedule of its irregular partner and the mentality of the side scales left him demanding customer support, investor calls and other basic tasks. The founder expressed that the same characteristics that made his wonderful participant founder made him unreliable, leaving their dream collapsing.

The co -founder treated to start operating like a side hobby. The author admitted: “He has told myself” will change “or” next week will be different “, but you can only lie to yourself for a long time.

The conversation about ending the partnership was inevitable. “It came at 2:30, for the first time in weeks … The office felt very calm. He took it better than I expected. The author remembers:

The start starting now is directed to a legal division, as it calls the embarrassing stock and investor department on the horizon. While the future is uncertain, there is a feeling of comfort. “For the first time in months, my chest does not feel tightly. No more nights without sleep wondering whether this is the day when everything collapses.”

The reactions of society were largely supportive. One of the users commented, “Your courage was to take this step worthy of praise. Keep your chin high and kill this as a president.” Another advised, “One of the learning from this experience is that you need difficult conversations early and not to wait for things to deteriorate.”

The author closed the word warning to his colleagues, entrepreneurs: “The emotional gap kills faster than the skill.