singlefounder

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by singlefounder 15y ago
I always thought it was easier for tech-focused founders because of this. I feel like learning the business side is easier than the tech side, but I imagine this is a function of the type of person I am. Thanks for the positive response!
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by singlefounder 15y ago
Very interesting and insightful on the domain knowledge piece. Thanks for the reply.
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by singlefounder 15y ago
Can you elaborate? What would make one harder to pull off without a cofounder, in this case?
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by singlefounder 15y ago
Thanks for the link. That's a great article and something I'll keep in mind as I start working with more people.
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by singlefounder 15y ago
I think the last part is what really scares investors / incubators / etc. when it comes to single cofounders... "Fighting alone is not easy" but if you have the experience, vision, etc. it's still possible to pull off. At least that's what
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by singlefounder 15y ago
Thank you for the positive thoughts. I'll have to check back here next time I have doubts! :)
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by singlefounder 15y ago
Side question: have you been tempted to grow much bigger? If so, what was your rationale for sticking to it alone?
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by singlefounder 15y ago
That's the mindset I'm in -- if I can build a team and drive with my vision, have the mentors / team mates who are willing to challenge me, then I'd be fine as a single founder. Thanks for that. I'd also imagine the "hit by a bus" issue sti
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by singlefounder 15y ago
That's a nice piece of wisdom. Thank you! :)
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by singlefounder 15y ago
Actually, we should definitely chat. What you're doing is similar to my plan, though I'm looking at a slightly different vertical.
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by singlefounder 15y ago
Hi all, thanks for the replies. Good point on the whole "doing it alone is better than not at all" -- something I forgot to consider when thinking about my career decisions! :)
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Ask HN: single founder companies and startups?
7 points by singlefounder 15y ago|21 comments