Don't ever fail to settle the issue of "ownership" when negotiating a partnership business.

[Fidelia]

One of the major points of conflict in a partnership business has always been "ownership". It could be ownership of the business or ownership of the products.

For a partnership business to work, all discussions about all forms of ownership should be settled and agreed upon before the partnership starts.

 

[kit_hung]

Ownership is what brings the biggest conflict to a partnership. It's like samurai fighting over a single katana without a dojo to have clear rules. The ownership discussion must be settled before it begins. It's like a Maori carving standing firm, showing your roots. When you're well organized, each partner feels valued and fairness runs like a bullet train without stopping. Trust blooms like a sakura. Spring ninja vibes.

 

[Augusta]

That's truth because anything can come up in the future and threatened your ownership if that's not stated out.

 

[eLdavis]

You are right, both ownership and how the profits needs to be shared should be listed carefully to prevent any issue.

 

[kit_hung]

That's truth because anything can come up in the future and threatened your ownership if that's not stated out.

It is true that ownership matters must be made clear early because tomorrow and the day after tomorrow something can arise that will confuse you without proper documentation it is easy for someone else to come and claim rights and you remain empty handed it is like planting seeds without preparing the field properly the result is weak crops

It is like the story of the Trojan Horse brought into the city without people knowing the consequences if you leave ownership without explaining it properly it is like opening the gate and allowing a wooden horse to enter later you are surprised problems come out of it and they eat your strength the business remains stagnant like a boat without a rudder

 

[Trush Jodie]

The issue of ownership is one of the issues that always tears business partnerships the most. Alongside potential money sharing, ownership must be settled before the partnership starts.

 

[Augusta]

It is true that ownership matters must be made clear early because tomorrow and the day after tomorrow something can arise that will confuse you without proper documentation it is easy for someone else to come and claim rights and you remain empty handed it is like planting seeds without preparing the field properly the result is weak crops

It is like the story of the Trojan Horse brought into the city without people knowing the consequences if you leave ownership without explaining it properly it is like opening the gate and allowing a wooden horse to enter later you are surprised problems come out of it and they eat your strength the business remains stagnant like a boat without a rudder

My point exactly, your friend today can be your worse enemy tomorrow. So it's to settle this outrightly before starting out

 

[kit_hung]

People enter into business partnerships not necessarily because they love one another. They should thus agree on all ownership matters, and formalize this bit.

 

[Trush Jodie]

You don't leave the issue of ownership hanging in a partnership business. Anything you bring to the business, define who eventually owns it.