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"I don't want to do sales" really shouldn't stop you. I don't want to do sales either, and I haven't had to do much of it yet. Not having a cofounder is a good
by swombat 17y ago
"I don't want to do sales" really shouldn't stop you. I don't want to do sales either, and I haven't had to do much of it yet.
Not having a cofounder is a good reason not to start yet - but it's mostly a good reason to go and look for a cofounder, rather than a reason to cancel your start-up plans altogether.
- plinkplonk 17y ago"Not having a cofounder is a good reason not to start yet - but it's mostly a good reason to go and look for a cofounder, rather than a reason to cancel your start-up plans altogether" I completely agree. But in the meantime I am doing some fun stuff, (working on AI algorithms and such when I am working and now doing a 6 month "technical immersion" type thing http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=700891 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=700891) and so that contributes to the "I'll do a startup sometime,but not just yet" feeling. I guess I should change my reply to "Why aren't you doing a startup yet?" to "lack of a business focussed co founder and meanwhile I am doing other interesting things, which doesn't leave me enough time and energy to go look for one". Thanks for that suggestion. It helped me clarify my thoughts.
- dcbrandao 17y agoNot having a cofounder is why I haven't started yet. I've been trying to find one on and off for a while, but it seems I'm not very good at it.