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(Based on the little you've written here...) You sound passionate, but your friends don't.

• zerostartup 15y ago
  I don't want to seem unfair, they've all putted more or less work, with more or less enthusiasm, especially one, which has gone several weekdays nights and weekends without sleep, hacking away with me. We have been through ups and downs, and they could have all given up, but they haven't. Ultimately they are all my friends and may be afraid of letting me down. The truth is that they do not feel the burden as i do, nor their name or their finances is at stake. So I am at loss here as well. Thank you for time :)
  • ShashankSingh 15y ago
    imho , having heart-to-heart talk where every risk and payout is on table , helps .
    • zerostartup 15y ago
      We did have a very calm conversation a couple of days ago. The options is either we get someone willing to work full-time with equity or I get a full time job, and do this part-time. The later being the same as giving up for me. So I decided to go all out, and ask for help to see what other alternatives there are, basically what should I do to fix this and make it economically viable as soon as possible. I appreciate your response, thk you!
      • tstegart 15y ago
        Don't think of switching to part-time as giving up, its a viable strategy. One, in brings money in the door. Two, it gives you time to step back and get your mind working on other things. Both of those are invaluable. Also, if you can support yourself and work on your start-up part time, that's a recipe for success. It might be slower, but at least you won't go all out and then run out of money and fail because of a lack of capital.