Limiting factor time, money, both? There may be an idea for a startup in what your inhibiting parameter is.
What's the holdup on your startup?
1–10 of 35 posts
Re: What's the holdup on your startup?
#2My challenge is that I don't have a problem with the ambiguity behind knowing what to do, (I love it actually) it is just getting the cahones to say, "YES, I will commit to this uncertainty, if it kills me."
Re: What's the holdup on your startup?
#3Time... it's not on my side.
Re: What's the holdup on your startup?
#4Time, and brainpower. Too big a problem, too stupid.
Money isn't really an issue - for the stage we're at now, more people would only hurt us, so our only expenses are my living expenses (practically nil; thank you mom & dad) and a cheap server.
Re: What's the holdup on your startup?
#5[deleted]
Re: What's the holdup on your startup?
#6Time.
We discovered that we were generating so much data that Rails and MySQL wouldn't cut it. We need to rearchitect our backend in data warehouse + MOLAP terms, and ActiveWarehouse is too young to bet a company on. So, time to learn a new platform and rewrite everything. :P
Re: What's the holdup on your startup?
#7Haha, Internet Explorer quirks. Almost done actually, doing some touch-ups here and there, and then launching an invite only beta early January.
Re: What's the holdup on your startup?
#8The departure of two co-founders has made it take several months longer than I expected. All the same, I should be launching in the next week or so.
Re: What's the holdup on your startup?
#9Non-startup related chores that really can't be put off. That and a thorny technical problem that would be solvable if I could get a few days to focus on it, if I didn't have these non-startup chores.
Re: What's the holdup on your startup?
#10Too much time spent on a certain social news website :)