UPDATE: CURRENTLY SEARCHING FOR a technical co-founder for a video based childcare job site app. Message me if you're an app developer interested in working on an innovative app geared toward childcare for children ages 6 and under. The % of the company is negotiable based on experience. I'm not expecting entrepreneurial experience, but needs to have an eye for design and UX. Will be choosing a co-founder by end of June. DM if interested. I'm an entrepreneur. I was one before it became a "popular" thing to do and will be one well after it's made clear that it's not as glamorous as everyone likes to think. I'm a partner in Edwards Leer an equity partner firm assisting startups and businesses looking to scale. We look for meaningful small and medium size businesses that are currently making money and looking to grow.I'm also interested in speaking with anyone in the music festival business to explore potential partnerships with my company ThreadedVibes a music inspired vintage clothing brand run by Courtney Grace an expert in vintage festival inspired fashion. As well as anyone in the yoga and fitness industry interested in speaking about a collaborate or media coverage for Bad Yogi and the Perfect Body Yoga Program which focuses on health instead of body image. PBYP believes that the "perfect body" is the healthiest version of the body you already have. BadYogi.comI know I may seem like an asshole for being so direct, but I assure you I'm not. I just get tired of networking as it has become. It's more "who can sell who" rather than "who can benefit from a partnership." So in order to make sure neither of us waste time I've created the following cheat sheet for assessing whether we would be a good connection:1. If you're looking to partner, great hit connect!2. If you're looking to sell me something I probably don't need but you wish I did, I wouldn't spend your InMail on me.3. If you're looking to discuss business over coffee, great looking forward to meeting you!4. Finally if you're looking to socialize, I'm good on friends, but thank you for your interest.The following is my favorite quote and something I regularly struggle to remember in my sometimes overly serious, work all the time approach to business: ‎"Play is the highest form of research." - Albert EinsteinThanks for taking the time to read and I'm looking forward to connecting with you!