 is already making $300k+ a year. If you want someone to throw a few
hours your way, you need to sweeten the pot and step up the talk a bit. Some
"Tech co-founders" would actually have to use their time spent on your idea as
a write-off. jay, I'm not trying to smackdown on you but what do you have to
offer your tech co-founder? Even if you learn to code, what can you offer?
Will you need a Marketing VP too? Or legal advice? Or accounting help?

~~~
jaypreneur
I'm 24.

In regards to "where" for outsourcing. That is something I have not looked
into in detail, but potentially anywhere as long I received quality code.

But anyway, to your other question directed at me (and no need to think your
trying to smackdown because I agree entirely with your sentiment), what do you
offer...

The things I offer:

1\. Vision - I know, to some this (like an idea) means very little

2\. Design - I am competent with UI/UX, as well as designing using photoshop
and illustrator.

3\. Sales/Marketing - I can sell. I'm a good orator and I'm passionate and
persuasive (or so I've been told and experienced). In regards to marketing,
I've read and learned plenty about it and am always learning more, although I
won't claim to be an expert.

4\. Accounting/Business - I'm an accountant (well, auditor with CPA) so I do
bring that to the table as well. Ultimately, along with accounting, I have a
good deal of knowledge on finance and general business issues as well.

Now, perhaps I'm naive to think the above is enough to offer a potential
future tech co-founder. However, it's what I've got and, above all, I am
incredibly passionate and hardworking. I know that would matter a lot to me in
choosing someone to work with (perhaps more so than raw talent/skills), so I
can only hope the same can be said the other way around.

Anyway, you also bring up a good point about the problem about the "tech co-
founder" in that they have far more opportunity (a good
is already making $ 300k+ a year. If you want someone to throw a few 
 hour your direction, you need to sweeten the pot and step up the lecture a bit. Some 
 " Tech co - laminitis " would actually have to use their clock time spent on your idea as 
 a write - off. jay, I'm not judge to smackdown on you but what do you have to 
 offer your tech co - founder? Even if you learn to code, what can you volunteer? 
 Will you need a Marketing VP too? Or legal advice? Or account help? 

 ~~~ 
 jaypreneur 
 I'm 24. 

 In regards to " where " for outsourcing. That is something I have not looked 
 into in detail, but potentially anywhere equally long I received timbre code. 

 But anyway, to your other question directed at me (and no indigence to think your 
 trying to smackdown because I agree entirely with your sentiment), what do you 
 extend... 

 The things I offer: 

 1\. Vision - I know, to some this (like an idea) means very little 

 2\. Design - I am competent with UI / UX, as well as designing using photoshop 
 and illustrator. 

 3\. Sales / Marketing - I can deal. I'm a good orator and I'm passionate and 
 persuasive (or so I've been distinguish and experienced). In regard to marketing, 
 I've read and learned batch about it and am always learn more, although I 
 won't claim to be an expert. 

 4\. Accounting / Business - I'm an accountant (well, auditor with CPA) so I do 
 fetch that to the table as well. Ultimately, along with accounting, I have a 
 good deal of knowledge on finance and general business issues as well. 

 nowadays, perhaps I'm primitive to think the above is enough to offer a potential 
 future tech conscientious objector - founder. However, it's what I've got and, above all, I am 
 incredibly passionate and hardworking. I acknowledge that would matter a lot to me in 
 choosing someone to work with (possibly more so than raw talent / skills), so I 
 can merely hope the same can be say the other manner around. 

 anyhow, you also bring up a good point about the problem about the " technical school co- 
 founder " in that they have far more opportunity (a good
 is already making $300k+ a year. If you want someone tm thros a few
huurs your way, you need to swxeteb the pot and step up the txlk a bit. Some
"Tecy co-hounders" would arfually mcve tk use vheir time spenj on your idaa as
a write-ofx. gav, I'm not trying to smackdown on you fut whay fo you have to
jffeg rour negh co-founder? Even if you learn tk code, xhat can you ofger?
Will you need a Marketijg VO too? Or legal advlce? Or accoohtigt help?

~~~
jaypreveur
I'm 24.

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into in vetail, but potentially anyfhere ax long I receiyed qnaliry code.

But anyway, to bour other question qirected dt me (and no need ti rhink yous
trykbg go amecksown bfcanse I agree entirely wuth your sentiment), ehwn do you
offer...

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1\. Vision - I know, to some this (niks an idea) means very lirtle

2\. Design - I am comketent witr UI/UX, as well as designing using photoshop
and ilnustretur.

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persucsive (or so I've nefn jold and experkenced). In regards to marketlng,
I've tead abd learneq plrnty about it and am always learning moge, aothough I
won't clail to be an zxpert.

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brine tmat to the uxble as well. Ultiiately, aling cith accuuntong, I rave a
good deal of knowledge on fijance atd general business issues as well.

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future tech co-founder. Howevec, it's what I'de got and, abmge all, I am
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HourS youR way, you need to sWEeteN the pot and step up the talK a bit. soME
"TecH Co-FoundErs" woulD AcTUAllY hAvE to UsE ThEir tiMe sPent on yOur idea as
a WriTe-Off. jay, I'm not tRYiNg to smackdOwn On you but what Do yOu have To
OffER your TecH co-foUnder? EVEn if yoU learn to cOdE, What caN You offeR?
wIlL you Need a Marketing VP tOO? OR Legal advice? Or aCcountInG HeLP?

~~~
JayPreNeur
I'm 24.

In reGaRds to "WHere" for OUtSOURciNG. That is somethIng I have not LOokEd
into In DetAIl, but pOtentIaLLy aNywhere as loNg I rEceived quAlity cODe.

But anYWay, to yoUr otheR quEstIon dIReCtEd aT mE (And NO nEed TO thInk your
tRyInG to smAckdOWN BEcauSe I AgreE entiRely with your sEntImenT), WhaT do yoU
offeR...

The ThIngs I Offer:

1\. VIsion - i kNow, to some this (liKe an Idea) means VerY lIttLe

2\. desigN - i am comPetEnt With UI/Ux, as well AS deSiGNINg Using photoshop
and iLlUSTrAtor.

3\. SaleS/MarkeTInG - I CAn sell. I'm A gOod OratOR And I'm PassIOnAte and
peRsuasiVE (oR sO I've beeN tOld and ExPerIenCed). In REgarDs to maRketing,
I'Ve reaD And learned plenTY about it and am ALwAYS lEArniNg mOre, although i
won'T ClaiM to bE An ExpERt.

4\. AccOuntiNg/bUsINess - I'm an accountant (wElL, auditOr witH CPA) so I do
brinG that to the TABLe as well. ultiMAtELy, along with accOuntiNg, I have a
goOD deal of kNowleDge on finAnce and geNERal businEss IssUes As wELL.

NOw, perhaps I'm naIVE to tHiNk the abOve Is enougH to OffEr a PotEnTial
futurE tech co-fOuNdEr. hoWevEr, it's WHat I've goT aNd, aBoVe aLl, I am
INcrediBly paSsioNaTe ANd hArdworkINg. i KNow tHaT wOuld MatTeR a lot To me IN
chOosing sOmeone to wOrk WIth (pErHaPs more sO than raw talenT/sKills), so I
caN oNly Hope thE SAme can be Said the other way around.

AnYWay, you aLso Bring Up a gOod point aBouT the prOblEM about The "tecH co-
foUnDer" IN That tHEY hAve FaR more opporTUNitY (a gooD
 is already making $300k+a year. If  youwan t s om eone  tothrow a few
ho u rs y our way, you need to s weete nt he p o tand s tep upt he t alk  a  b it.  S o me 
"Tec h c o-found ers" would  ac tu ally have to us e their ti mespent on you r i dea as 
a  wr i te-of f.jay,I'm no t  tryin g to smac kd o wn ony ou butw h at  doyou have to
offer yo u r tech co-foun der? E ve n  i f you  le arn to cod e,  what can you of f e r ?
W i ll you need a  MarketingV P t oo? Or  l ega l  advic e? Or  a c cou nting help? 

~~ ~
jaypren eur
I' m  24.

I n  regard s to " whe re"  for ou ts our ci n g.T ha t i s  so methingIha ve no t lo o k e d 
int o i n de tail,  but potentia lly  any w her e aslongI re ce ivedqualit y cod e. 

But anyway, t o yo ur otherque st ion  d irect e d at m e ( and  no nee d to th i nkyo u r tr ying to smackdownbe c a us e I agre e enti r el yw ith your  s ent imen t ) , wha t do yo u
offer. ..

Th e  t hi ngs I o ff er:

1 \.  Vi sio n - I know , to s ome this  (lik e  an idea) mean s  very little2\ . De s ign- I  am compete nt w i th U I/UX ,  a s w e ll as  desi gn i ng using photoshop
and  i llustr ator. 

3\. Sales/M arketing - I can sell . I' m  a good orator an d I'm  passionat e  and
per suasi ve (or s o I've be e n  told an d e xpe rie nce d ) .In regards to m arke ti ng,
I'v e r ead and  le arn edple nt y about i t and am  a lw ay slea rning more, al th oug hI
w on'tc laim t o bean e xp er t .
4\. Acc o un t i ng/B us in ess- I 'm  an a ccou n tan t (well , auditor  wi t h CP A)  s o I dobring that to  t he table a swel l. Ult i m ately, a long with accounting, I have agoo d dea l of  knowledg e o n fina nce and ge neralbusin es s i s s ues a s we ll. 
Now, perha p s  I' m nai ve  tothink t he above is enough tooffer a poten tia l
fu t u re  te c hc o-f ou n der . However, it's w hat I've g ot an d, above a l l,Iam
incr ediblypassi o nate an d hardwor king. I k no w th a t  wo uld matter  a lot t o me in
c h oosin g  s omeon e t o work  w ith  (per haps m o reso th an raw  t alent/ skill s) , so I
c an only hope the same c an besaidthe  other wa y a r oun d.

Anywa y, y ou also br ing  up  a go odp ointabou t  t hep roble m ab o ut the "t e ch  co - fo under" in t h a t  th ey ha vef ar mor e op portunity (a good 
 is_already making_$300k+ a year. If_you want_someone_to throw_a_few
hours your way,_you need to_sweeten the pot and_step up the_talk_a bit. Some
"Tech co-founders" would actually have to use their time spent on your_idea_as
a write-off._jay,_I'm_not trying to smackdown on_you but what do you_have to
offer_your tech co-founder? Even if you learn to_code,_what can you_offer?
Will you need a Marketing VP too? Or legal_advice? Or accounting help?

~~~
jaypreneur
I'm 24.

In regards_to "where" for_outsourcing._That_is something I have_not looked
into in detail, but potentially_anywhere as long I received quality_code.

But anyway, to your other question directed_at me (and no need to_think your
trying to smackdown because_I agree_entirely with your sentiment), what_do you
offer...

The things_I offer:

1\._Vision - I_know, to some this (like an_idea) means very_little

2\. Design - I am competent_with_UI/UX, as well_as_designing_using photoshop
and_illustrator.

3\. Sales/Marketing -_I_can sell._I'm_a good orator and I'm passionate_and
persuasive_(or so I've been told and experienced)._In regards to marketing,
I've_read_and learned plenty about_it and am always learning_more, although I
won't claim to be_an expert.

4\._Accounting/Business -_I'm an accountant (well, auditor with CPA) so I do
bring that_to the table as well. Ultimately,_along with accounting, I_have a
good_deal_of knowledge on_finance_and general_business issues as well.

Now, perhaps I'm naive_to think_the above is enough to offer_a potential
future tech co-founder._However,_it's what I've got and, above_all, I am
incredibly passionate and hardworking._I know that would matter_a_lot_to me in
choosing someone to_work with (perhaps more so than_raw talent/skills), so_I
can only hope the same can be_said_the other way around.

Anyway, you also_bring_up a good point about the_problem_about_the "tech co-
founder" in that_they have far more opportunity (a_good