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This article nicely summarizes the pains of finding a co-founder. I will definitely share this with others in the same boat. I believe the saying goes, "you w

This article nicely summarizes the pains of finding a co-founder. I will definitely share this with others in the same boat. I believe the saying goes, "you will find someone when you stop looking". I have just started looking for a co-founder and I think the hard part is finding someone that has the same level of passion and enthusiasm to solve the problem I am trying (in educational space). I strongly believe that only someone with that strong passion could possibly endure all the effort required to get a startup going somewhere. BTW, what is your startup about?

cyan 15y ago
My startup is in the home care space. You're right - it is indeed very difficult to find someone that is equally excited about the space you're working on. That's why it's better to focus on building the team and even consider working on something else that you both are excited about. The initial idea is often times quite useless anyway, unless you've gotten quite far in validating it and gaining traction, etc.