eed a good business partner? Zain Attawala and Sagar Panjwani have advice: Don’t just focus on your strengths. Acknowledge your weaknesses, too—and know how your partner balances you out. “That’s where I think the majority of the people fail: They don’t want to accept weakness,” Attawala says. This strategy has proven itself out for Attawala and Panjwani—which is how, at ages 32 and 27,
