I'm in a similar situation. I've started businesses before and I LOVE doing it myself. I'll learn everything I can, put together a simple website and then run

I'm in a similar situation. I've started businesses before and I LOVE doing it myself. I'll learn everything I can, put together a simple website and then run everything alone. I recently put a business plan together for an internet startup that I feel has amazing potential, but it's also a huge undertaking and involves a lot of web programming that I can't do. I want to find a dedicated tech co-founder but money and time are huge issues. If the person is a co-founder then you would be in the same boat where nobody is getting paid, but then why would someone even agree to be a co-founder if the only promise of money was the hope of outside funding. Can a great idea be enough to attract talent?