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Reading this article, I feel really proud of the solo founder for having the commitment, fortitude and skills to come as far as he has. I can also relate to th
by l00sed 6y ago
Reading this article, I feel really proud of the solo founder for having the commitment, fortitude and skills to come as far as he has.
I can also relate to the need for focus and attention, but it saddens me to see founders and passionate developers who think they need to cut off social ties and events for their product to succeed. This isn't something that I like to hear, but perhaps it can be effective for some.
My response, and my question, to solo founders and developers working on their passion projects:
Do you use or know of any resources for finding good teammates?
Do you have to do it alone, or do you want to?
I've made a few friends on angel.co, but I think it would be great to have some kind of resource that helps pair or facilitate partnerships for healthier product development.
- vishnumohandas 6y agoYou could check out IndieHackers.com for other solopreneurs. With respect to partnerships, I find it difficult to consider someone who I have not built things with or shared emotional baggage with as a business partner. So if I had to approach this problem, I would pick an arbitrary problem and as an experiment start building with the friends I find on such platforms/communities to see how the working relationship evolves.