Show Notes
Not every co-founding relationship lasts forever, and on this episode of The Founder’s Mindset, Sidsel Løschenkohl tells us why that’s okay.
Each week, Gena will be talking to a different guest at various stages of their start-up journey. Then Alice and Gena will be debriefing on the session, taking away valuable learnings which you can apply to your own founder experience.
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