I've been a solo co-founder for nearly 2 years and will tell you it's definitely not for the meek. There's definitely a very prevalent stigma against solo foun

I've been a solo co-founder for nearly 2 years and will tell you it's definitely not for the meek. There's definitely a very prevalent stigma against solo founders for good reason. Most people can't get a company off the ground alone. They lack the psychological, techical and marketing skills. The average person looks at what you're trying to do and often will say "you can't do that" but what they mean is "I couldn't do it." My take is to understand whether you need a co-founder? Can you do business development and product development. Do you have a rich network? How high-touch is your sales/customer development process. Whatever you decide, don't give up and good luck!