My kids are always coming up with startup ideas. I decided the 10 yo is now old enough to hear the truth: if you want to start a startup, the thing to be doing at 10 is learning the things that will enable you to have good startup ideas at 20. How to program especially.
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When time is a constraint in startup space, non technical founder learning the necessary programming skills to start a company doesn't put him behind?
Learn how to program before you start the company. As an added bonus, you'll have more and better ideas if you know how to program.
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And you know if your ideas are workable or not.
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and you'll be able to better communicate with your engineers and put a realistic expectation on them.
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I think it's only from the past decade, people from non computer science background are being able to learn coding as quickly as possible with all these online resources. I wonder how non technical founders managed before.
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