Many people prepare before they start. They design logos, print business cards, write business plans. And then, nothing happens.
Preparation is just another name for anxiety. The day when perfect conditions align will never come. Capital, connections, experience, skills — no one had it all before starting. If they did, that wasn't a startup — it was an expansion.
A solo business begins by subtracting. Discard the tools you don't need. Stop worrying about problems that haven't arrived. Just think about one thing: What can you sell tomorrow with what you have right now?
The lighter you are, the faster you move. The faster you move, the sooner you learn. The sooner you learn, the sooner you win.
What you need isn't more of something. It's the courage to start small.