Got to agree with this: > But Grieselhuber argues that entrepreneurs should worry less about having "everything perfectly meet other people's criteria," and in

Got to agree with this: > But Grieselhuber argues that entrepreneurs should worry less about having "everything perfectly meet other people's criteria," and instead focus on, to quote Nike, "just doing it." One thing that will definitely kill your startup faster than not having a co-founder is if you never attempt it because you can't find a co-founder. Like it or not, good co-founders are rare people and ones who will come on board with somebody who has nothing to show are even rarer. So just do it. Keep looking for a co-founder, for sure, but part of finding one is just getting on with it.