Money
Who brings money, who leaks money, who should hold cash, and where profit disputes begin.
Partnership reading
Before starting together, read money, authority, execution, exit, and timing.
A partnership does not fail only because people are bad. It often fails because money, decision power, workload, and exit terms were never read clearly.
Two people can be read. Three people can be compared. Four or more can be seen as a team pattern.
Authority
Who can decide, who resists control, and whether the group needs a clear final voice.
Execution
Who sells, who delivers, who stabilizes, and who only talks when things are easy.
Exit
Who may go cold, leave halfway, split resources, or turn passive when pressure appears.
Partnership reading
Do not only ask whether you can work together. Ask where money, power, execution, and exit may break.
This room is for two or more people: founders, business partners, project teams, family businesses, investors, and long-term collaborators.
First judgement
Do not read enthusiasm first. Enthusiasm fades; interests remain.
How many people are involved?
What do you most need to judge first?
Which traditional lens should be emphasized?
Write one real detail. The reading is sharper when the current tension is named clearly.
What this partnership must see first
The first layer is not friendship. It is who brings money, who holds authority, who does the hard work, and who may leave when pressure rises.
Revenue, cash flow, split, leakage, and who should hold the purse. Money source, cash control, profit split, and leakage.