Keep in mind that not everyone was born here, went to high school or college and made a lot of friends. Also from all the friends and colleagues you have many o

Keep in mind that not everyone was born here, went to high school or college and made a lot of friends. Also from all the friends and colleagues you have many of them might not be interested into what you are doing or want to get involved into something extra, some might now have the time, some might not have the qualities you might be looking for and some you might not trust. I can tell you that from my perspective the relation to find a founder is directly measured in trust and that is why i find it very hard to just go out and pick a person i just met a few days or weeks ago even if we somehow "click" in terms of vision etc. This might as well be a negative on the idea of starting a business with someone else as it is generally easier to be more objective with a co-founder you don't really know when it comes to making decisions and evaluating his impact on the business, good or bad, than when you are dealing with friends, colleagues or family.