Ignore anyone telling you you're not going to be able to offer something unless you can code. Think about the type of business opportunity you want to get invol

Ignore anyone telling you you're not going to be able to offer something unless you can code. Think about the type of business opportunity you want to get involved with and use your networking skills to get you there. For example, I'm co-owner of a consulting firm that provides b2b services. The right person with the right connections in the right industries for us is infinitely more valuable than a coder. Had you popped up on day one with those qualities, you'd be in on the sales side. You look like you may be well geared up to program/project management. That's not a day 0 job but certainly something that some people might want in order to move from minimum viable product to something more filled out. There was an excellent article here yesterday about scaling (sorry, can't find the link), maybe that's something you could look at being 'that guy' that helps take a company from 2 to 20.