If you are a solo founder like me, I have some things for you to consider when you’re thinking of going solo too!!
• Try solving your initial problem with existing tools and manual labor first and see if it actually generates the revenue or traction you want. I’ve seen so many founders pay this much money only to fail, when I could have tested it on existing tools and learn the same thing!
With enough traction, nobody cares if you’re technical or not—not even YC! One of our members, Rishi, was a non-technical solo founder who went through YC and raised $1.5m and got pre-sales by selling his product before it was built. Sarah, too, was a solo founder who got an engineer to be her CTO, after she got traction.
best of luck from founderscafe.io !!
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