> I've tried numerous attempts over the last 20 years to start a software business as a solo founder and none have worked
You tried. It's time to double-down on what you're good at and get a job.
I also tried. I realized that I do best when I'm not trying to define what the business and product are and how to sell them; but instead I do best when I'm just concentrating on the software.
So much of being a solo founder involves non-programming tasks that it's extremely difficult to be a solo founder writing complicated software.
You tried. It's time to double-down on what you're good at and get a job.
I also tried. I realized that I do best when I'm not trying to define what the business and product are and how to sell them; but instead I do best when I'm just concentrating on the software.
So much of being a solo founder involves non-programming tasks that it's extremely difficult to be a solo founder writing complicated software.