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This is the option I was thinking of pursuing. I don't have nearly the connections to successfully shop these ideas around, so I guess I'll hold onto them until
by lewisgodowski 15y ago
This is the option I was thinking of pursuing. I don't have nearly the connections to successfully shop these ideas around, so I guess I'll hold onto them until someone "worthy" comes around. If worst comes to worst and I don't find any founders, I'll just wait until I have the time and/or funds to make my ideas a reality.
- anujkk 15y agoI would suggest you to - 1. Keep working on these ideas as weekend projects(when you want to do something other than your regular work, for change). You can keep refining the idea, make UI mockups using bootstrap, code functionality using your language/framework of choice. You don't need to worry about doing it quickly or completing it before some deadline date. Just work on it as a fun projects. When you will get time to actually do it full time or when you find someone who can do it, you won't be starting from zero. Even having a HTML mockup is better than nothing and trust me it doesn't take much time. A good HTML mockup for your ideas can be easily developed at weekends. It will help you with [2]. If you get more time at weekends, you can try adding some functionality - generic(authentication etc) or idea specific. 2. Start networking. Be active on g+/twitter/hn/quora etc. and actively look for good hackers from your area. Attend startup events and make friends. Tell them about your ideas and your vision. Show them your html mockups. Try to bring them in your team.