Category Solo-Founders

A one-person business usually breaks in the same place: not on product, but on judgment. A solo founder can make the product, ship the orders, answer the emails, and even post the content. The harder part is making dozens of…

The practical limit for a solo founder used to be coordination. You could have expertise, a product idea, and a market, but once the software aged or the workflow became too complex, growth started demanding a team. That assumption is…