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Can Non-Technical People Start Tech Companies?

http://theyec.org Social science Eric Bahn and Beat the GMAT founder talks about how he started his company and built out the platform as a non-technical founder. Mistake 101 is not doing enough customer validation before they build the product. Check out balsamiq or even powerpoint to create rough mockups. Share those with potential clients. Consider finding a technical co-founder once you're ready to code. Q. via Scott Edwards: I'm intrigued by the premise of HustleCon, that a non-technical person can found a startup. Can you speak a bit about how one would do that for a product that is not just "informational" --- Sign up for mentorship - http://myStartupLab.com/go YEC on Twitter:   / theyec   YEC on Facebook:   / theyec   About our Host: Eric Bahn is the Co-Founder of Hustle Con, a conference series to help non-technical individuals launch tech startups. Previously he ran a niche social network from Beat The GMAT, bootstrapping this company into profitability for 5 years. Beat The GMAT was acquired by Hobsons on October 2012. Eric is passionate about mentoring new entrepreneurs, serving as a San Francisco Co-Chair for the Young Entrepreneur Council as well as a Board Member for Venture for America. He has a BA and MA from Stanford University and currently resides in Silicon Valley. About YEC Live Chats #StartupLab is a free virtual mentorship program created by The Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC), an invite-only organization comprised of hundreds of America's most successful young entrepreneurs. #StartupLab takes YEC's mission to help more people start successful businesses to the next level by offering millions of entrepreneurs direct access to YEC members through interactive video chats, email lessons and a library of how-to articles, videos and eBooks. Whether you're just starting up, a current business owner, or you run an organization that supports entrepreneurs, sign up for #StartupLab today for real-world advice from some of the coolest entrepreneurs on the planet.