Good points. Too small by my definition is too small for a given market need. eg: one dude making a mission critical app for Medical industry. I mean there are stories of one dev building an entire industry-changing app, but its an outlier. Thus why I say get a co-founder so you can remix ideas and make them better.
I appreciate your reply and will re-factor my list.
I wouldn’t even suggest you refactor - we don’t have to agree and maybe hiring a cofounder is what brings you happiness, in that case go for it. For my personal situation I’ve nixed the idea but we all have unique situations
Wait. Hold on. I re-read #2. I actually meant what you disagree with. Too small meaning the startup built is too small and should be bigger. So yes, I guess I do agree with "VC Bros" but not to make a startup investible, but stable and anti-fragile.
Good points. Too small by my definition is too small for a given market need. eg: one dude making a mission critical app for Medical industry. I mean there are stories of one dev building an entire industry-changing app, but its an outlier. Thus why I say get a co-founder so you can remix ideas and make them better.
I appreciate your reply and will re-factor my list.
I wouldn’t even suggest you refactor - we don’t have to agree and maybe hiring a cofounder is what brings you happiness, in that case go for it. For my personal situation I’ve nixed the idea but we all have unique situations
Wait. Hold on. I re-read #2. I actually meant what you disagree with. Too small meaning the startup built is too small and should be bigger. So yes, I guess I do agree with "VC Bros" but not to make a startup investible, but stable and anti-fragile.