I wish the title here was the same as the article's title, "Four traits of successful non-technical solo founders". I got half-way through the article before I

I wish the title here was the same as the article's title, "Four traits of successful non-technical solo founders". I got half-way through the article before I realised that it was only talking about non-technical solo founders, and it made a lot more sense. That said, it does sound perfectly reasonable that non-technical solo founders should be product focussed (like somebody in any startup needs to be), have the means and connections to get technical help, and have some understanding of what the people building the product are actually doing.