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I expected the majority of people to say they lack a co-founder, not an idea. Ideas are pretty easy to come by from my experience. Finding someone who complimen
by MatthewB 15y ago
I expected the majority of people to say they lack a co-founder, not an idea. Ideas are pretty easy to come by from my experience. Finding someone who compliments your skill set, is ready to go "all in" with you, and you actually click with is a much more difficult task.
For anyone who is looking for an idea, is a hacker, and lives in SF - I have an idea for a startup and am looking for a cofounder. Email me (in my profile) for more information. I am looking for someone who is interested in virtual goods/currency and the free-to-play gaming model.
- ironchef 15y ago"Ideas are pretty easy to come by from my experience." I think part of the difference is there is a difference between: A) an idea that makes money B) an idea that i really believe in and / or i think will make a large difference Some people don't want A...they want B. B is a bit more difficult to find for some.
- MatthewB 15y agoIf you look at the most recent YC batch, you will notice that a lot of the startup ideas could have just been features of other products. The point is a lot of these initial startup ideas aren't going to be game changers but with the right team in place and rapid iteration, they stand a good chance of evolving their companies into game changers.
- gaustin 15y agoI would be ecstatic to have an idea that's both reasonably achievable and that has reasonable chance of making some money. Yeah. Not shooting for the stars. I'm just looking for a base hit to build some confidence.