I would never wait for someone to begin executing on an idea, the search could be very long and hard. If you can get things up and running perhaps you could ta

I would never wait for someone to begin executing on an idea, the search could be very long and hard. If you can get things up and running perhaps you could take a few early employees on and not need a cofounder. I actually was in that situation a few years back - I was working on various ideas but nobody I knew had enough interest to give it a full effort. So, I worked a little bit with a few people, but mostly alone, and built stuff. Then I got lucky and reconnected with someone I went to university with things seemed to click pretty well. (yes, that does sound strangely close to a 'how we met' story at a wedding...)