The 3 Things All Entrepreneurs Should Consider Before Bringing a Partner Into Their BusinessKeba Konte of Red Bay Coffee shares his best advice for entrepreneurs seeking partnerships.

ByEntrepreneur Staff

There's no denying starting a business is scary. And when your career and savings are on the line, bringing a partner into the business to take some of the mental load off your plate might sound appealing. Successful partnerships do exist, but statistics state anywhere from50to80percent of business partnerships fail.

In his 20 years of entrepreneurship,Red Bay Coffeefounder and CEOKeba Kontehas had partnerships that work well and partnerships that haven't worked so well. Above, the Bay Area entrepreneur shares his three tips for entrepreneurs who are considering bringing a partner into their business.

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