Solopreneurship is wild.

Sometimes it’s not even your bug, but it is your problem.

Because you’re the visible founder.

The one users talk to.
The one holding the brand together.
The one protecting your teammate’s focus while taking the emotional blowback yourself.

That’s the job no one talks about.

Sometimes it’s a weird edge case.
Sometimes, it’s something that’s technically not broken, but people start spiraling anyway.
User paranoia kicks in. Panic spreads. And suddenly, it feels like everything’s broken.

You’re the one holding the front line. You carry the reactions, the reputational damage, the little trust dip.

And it lands on your shoulders.

No, it’s not fair.

But I’d still choose this over anything else.

Still building. Still learning. Still showing up.