Yes, that's correct, while it's not impossible to get in as a solo founder, it's much more common to have multiple cofounders. My suggestion to get a sense of

Yes, that's correct, while it's not impossible to get in as a solo founder, it's much more common to have multiple cofounders. My suggestion to get a sense of why having a cofounder makes sense is to just try it. Find someone interested in startups you like being around and pick a problem neither of you are currently working on. Each work on it alone for one day for a set amount of hours, then the next day, work together. After doing that, you might try bring on a third "cofounder" to see what that's like. Point is that there's a lot you're able to read about the topic, everyone has an opinion about it, but only way you'll get a feel for it is by seeing what it's like working alone and with cofounders. Make sense?