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Omar's at home. I'm also the co-founder of Webinar Ninja, an independent software company. I started with my

co-founder back in 2014. Speaking of co-founder, today's Q&A Wednesday's question is all about that. Today's Q&A Wednesday's question is all about that.

Today's Q&A Wednesday, where you ask a question and I answer it.

If you have a question you want to ask, just email me over at ommar at 100MBA.net.

Today's question is from Mitch and Mitch asks.

Hey Omar, I'm thinking about starting a software company.

I've already launched my MVP, have a few beta customers, and have proof of concept.

This is my first software company and I'm not looking to make this a billion dollar company.

My goal is to make 20 to 30,000 dollars in profit every month

then build something fun and exciting. My question to you is do I need a co-founder or

should I just get started by myself?

I'm not a technical person and I know this is a software company, but I know business.

And I'm not a total Luddite.

Should I find a technical co-founder before getting started or should I just get going?

Thanks for your help, Mitch.

Great question, Mitch.

I get asked this question quite often actually at conferences because I'm a non-technical

co-founder and I'll explain a little bit what that means and how it pertains to

starting a software company and I do have a co-founder but she's not a tech co-founder.

But more importantly, I will explain to you what are the advantages of having a

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