I’ve built three different businesses in tech and sold two. I don’t code. 

AMA

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Q2: did you have to deal w imposter syndrome? How did you convey to customers/investors that the product is good without the technical background?

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Abundance Economy book: book.abundance.id

First, I have a technical background, it just isn’t coding. Second, neither business I sold was venture backed. Third, I surrounded myself with people who were better than me to do the things I was weakest at and trusted them to do their part. Finally, if you have a good product you won’t need to convince customers

"Third, I surrounded myself with people who were better than me to do the things I was weakest at and trusted them to do their part" this is the bit that so many entrepreneurs fail at, and why they get stuck.