Sep 29, 2026 · 21 min · 10 segments
From The Beatles, to Mark Zuckerberg and Eduardo Saverin, to any high school group project: there are endless examples of partnerships gone wrong. Today, Jason and Nicole share a foolproof blueprint…
Jason PfeifferHost
Nicole LapinHost
Of a thousand people surveyed, 78% of them said that they had worked together or built something together with a friend, family member, significant other, or a child, which is a lot of people.
And if you can get it right, if you can partner with somebody as a co-founder of a business or just as a partner in building a side hustle or maybe even just a really good team at a company, then you're going to build something better and faster and less lonely and you're going to be less crazy.
Of a thousand people surveyed, 78% of them said that they had worked together or built something together with a friend, family member, significant other, or a child, which is a lot of people.
And if you can get it right, if you can partner with somebody as a co-founder of a business or just as a partner in building a side hustle or maybe even just a really good team at a company, then you're going to build something better and faster and less lonely and you're going to be less crazy.
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