Just stay in your jobs and don't force it. Without a burning desire to do something and/or domain knowledge, you're looking at years of frustration with likely

Just stay in your jobs and don't force it. Without a burning desire to do something and/or domain knowledge, you're looking at years of frustration with likely no results, just to chase the trendiness of doing a startup. The fact that three people with supposed experience are not aware of any problems that need solving is not a good sign. Entrepreneurship is not for everyone. You could draw on your investor contacts, likely strike out, maybe manage an aquihire, but why bother. Much easier to stay in a secure job until you're ready.