We work with non-technical founders. I've written a version of this post—although not as comprehensive. My main advice for all aspiring founders is the same:

We work with non-technical founders. I've written a version of this post—although not as comprehensive. My main advice for all aspiring founders is the same: You cannot be waiting. You must be executing. You can't wait for funding. You can't wait for a technical cofounder. You can't wait for the dev shop to finish your MVP. If you're not actively, personally building something, you MUST be executing somewhere else. Ideally this means you're talking to customers, pitching, and trying to solve their problems with the skills and resources you have available to you. But you can't just sit around and wait for someone to save you and your startup. And this article gives a great explanation of why: those saviors can save themselves. If you're 100% dependent on them for success, what are they getting out of the relationship? Don't wait. Do.