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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Split $1M w/ partners of take 30 years to reach your goals?
I have several friends/family members that have high paying jobs. Brother is in a doctorate program for physical therapy, Uncle is part owner of an architecture/CaD business, Cousin has high paying career at Tyson Food, my wife and I earn quite a bit between our civilian careers and air national guard pay, and my friend/co-worker/current business partner has a great salary being in the military.
My question is: should I ever attempt to bring on more people to scale faster and increase the overall cash flow faster?