Being a "solo founder" is great for the bootstrapped approach. Of course there are limits as to what you can do, but if you work hard that limit is pretty high.

Being a "solo founder" is great for the bootstrapped approach. Of course there are limits as to what you can do, but if you work hard that limit is pretty high. My own solo project / side business is http://www.edit-room.com/ http://www.edit-room.com/ I've done all the design and development, and the business setup to be able to accept credit cards as well. I've learned so much in the past 2 years, and I wouldn't change doing it for anything. Even if you can just do a little bit every day, just start doing research or sketching out things on paper. Only way to do it is to get started.