I did it for a couple of years, and I had a two-hour commute. It was one hour each way.

I was exhausted. I had to wake up at 5 a.m. every morning, which does not work with my body clock,

so I was tired all the time. And I was really unhappy. You know, it took years for me to learn and build

and get to the point where I was able to quit my day job and have my own products.

Welcome back to another episode of Startups for the rest of us. I'm Rob Walling. This is episode

563, where I'm going to run through several listener questions. It's actually been a bit too

long since I've done one of these

episodes. I believe we have north of 20 questions backed up. We won't be able to get through all of

them today. But if you hear a question today that sparks something in you to ask your own

question, send an email to questions at startupsups for the rest of us.com,

and I'll get that answered just as soon as I can.

Hopefully the next Q&A episode I will have a guest on to answer with me.

And of course, voicemails and video questions go to the top of the stack.

So if you want to record something on your phone and send me a Dropbox link or a Google

drive link to questions at Startup to the rest of us, that works. You can also go to start-ups

for the rest of us.com. There's a ask-a-question link, and we have video ask in place, so you

can just click a button on your phone or from your laptop and just record right there in the

browser and upload it. So with that,

let's dive into our first question from Victor Wang.

Hi, Rob, it's Victor here. Thank you very much for your podcast. Can you recommend any resources

for drafting operating agreements for the startup co-founders

so we know what to do when certain circumstances occur, i.e., one of the co-founder wants to

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