Cofounders will often talk each other into being bolder than either would have been alone. This principle is way broader, and way older, than startups. This is hunting mammoths.
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It's not because startups require multiple different skills that it's a good idea to have cofounders. The main reason you need cofounders is to share the weight of doing something so hard.
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Hmmm.... That's why I have 100 co-founders. We all share the weight.
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Build anyway. If someone wants to join and you like them great else just keep moving. These things are not written im stone. Worst thing would be to tag along someone just because someone thinks its cool
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That goes for the entire team, isn't it? Not just for the cofounders
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At an exponentially decreasing rate based on employee number, yes.
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especially you would need a shoulder to cry on and depend on to walk the tough path alongside.
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And cry on each other's shoulders on a particularly bad hair day.
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But I have trust issue that's why I'd rather go alone
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Eventually you will need to trust someone in this life.
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