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Talked to a guy who'd had several genuinely good startup ideas. None had worked. Why? Because he was neither a programmer nor had a cofounder who was. So he had to hire them, and that put him at the mercy of partners who had nothing to recommend them except access to money.
Partners who bring you nothing except access to money tend to be not only useless, but not super upstanding either. Think about the sort of person who'd end up being described that way.
Same Here!
Sounds like non programmer startup founders are destined to fail.
Learning to program is much easier than starting a successful software company, so if you aren't even willing to do the first, why would you expect to succeed at the second? This only applies to software companies--you don't need to program to open a bakery, you need to bake.
True, If someone wants to invest only money they should stick to stocks.
very true. my first where founders only brought money. they end up doing nothing but damage and defamation
What about passion? Ideally all (and least one), should have a passion for what they believe in. Passion drives results. That is what turns 9to5, into 27x7. The initial #stripe days, or any successful startup for that matter.
Everyone has passion. This does not make their goals equivalent, or even fruitful.
= majority of Samwer startups
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