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Sure! Personally I think single founders get a tough time of it, no reason why they can't do better than some teams. They accept from the start that all of the
by helen842000 15y ago
Sure! Personally I think single founders get a tough time of it, no reason why they can't do better than some teams. They accept from the start that all of the work falls to them.
I was part of a UK incubator scheme as a solo founder and was able to fly through decisions that the groups often found tough!
- nubela 15y agoThat's really the magic of being a single founder. Its true, being a single founder is tough, I am one, I should know. No one to share the downs with you? It doesn't matter because I'm strong enough to handle that. No one to throw around ideas for brainstorm? Ain't that what your social network is for (aka potentially users). No, I don't choose to be a single founder, I have my eyes out for a great co-founder, but I don't wanna get one for the sake of getting one. And it doesn't help that I'm a technical founder, this really mean I can do everything myself (at the start). Oh well.
- helen842000 15y agoI agree totally! Ideally we'd all find fantastic co-founders, but being a solo founder will always beat a poor team. Cofounders for the sake of it is a mistake.
- jaredsohn 15y agoI'm one, too. We're quirkyalone (http://quirkyalone.net/index.php/about-2/quirkyalone/ http://quirkyalone.net/index.php/about-2/quirkyalone/) founders. :)