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I imagine this is going to be a tough sell, prove you can ship early, fast, and iteratively and that there is no way you'll stop trying (even if you're living o
by suhail 18y ago
I imagine this is going to be a tough sell, prove you can ship early, fast, and iteratively and that there is no way you'll stop trying (even if you're living on other people's couches).
With that, that's a difficult story to tell if you're starting today--you may have to wait for the next round.
My personal opinion: Start by yourself, produce 2-3 iterations of your product, your friends will follow when they see the idea start to come to fruition. No way someone is going to deny you an opportunity with that much heart, a solid demo, and some early indicators of success. I think you have to gun it alone before you can really prove to them that you're not easily demoralized.
This is coming from someone who used to be a single founder himself, good luck--there's hope =)
- wwwjscom2 18y agoYou have my attention. How did that single founder attempt go for you?
- suhail 18y agoStill in progress, I found a co-founder--it's going well. There are more followers than leaders, be the leader and start now rather than waste time. People are more likely to feel like they are missing out when you're willing to do it with or without them. You have to sell yourself a bit not just the idea to instill a certain confidence in others.