I'd like to add another suggestion, this probably goes double for the solo founders out there. Join a co-working space. Working from home/coffee shop just doe

I'd like to add another suggestion, this probably goes double for the solo founders out there. Join a co-working space. Working from home/coffee shop just doesn't give you enough social interaction and community to keep you going indefinitely. I learned the hard way, a couple times, I simply can't work from home for sustained periods of time. Co-working spaces gave me the flexibility to go somewhere that I got to know people, make friends and escape work every once in a while. Working on a startup is very isolating, simply being around other people makes it a lot easier. (Shameless plug if you're in DC - Affinity Lab is the place to be)