klondono

I've tried this. Unfortunately, I don't know if the problem has been that they are the wrong people or probably I'm not that good at selling my idea.

Also, I relate that young people are more willing to help but also to quit. I have a younger brother who is a graphic designer; he supports me a lot, he is very disciplined, but I don't see where he can fit in my early software development cycle. I usually ask him for support when I need graphic pieces, but that is not that common, so in an ideal world, he would be my partner :)

I truly appreciate this advice. I haven’t really been one to give feedback or participate, but believe me, I will, it might be very valuable.

Haha, thanks for the welcoming. I relate to the whole message. Someone told me today that I can focus on building simple, small things, release them, and then people will reach out based on whether they are interested or not in what I publish. That will probably attract the people who are truly worth having involved in what you’re creating. What do you think?

great advice, thanks!