Agreed. It's not always easy for business founders to find a technical co-founder right off the bat. In fact, that's probably the biggest hurdle to get over f

Agreed. It's not always easy for business founders to find a technical co-founder right off the bat. In fact, that's probably the biggest hurdle to get over for anyone coming from the business side. If all you have is an idea and no tech co-founder to share it with then the worst thing you could do is spin wheels trying to find the right partner. Better, I would say, to get the ball rolling with some freelance coders and as the product comes to an MVP 1.0 and you start showing it around and getting some traction you will find technical leads. It's always better for a business founder to get a technical co-founder, yes, but it is not necessary to have one right from the start.