After quite a few years of coming up with and implementing 'great ideas' but not being able to follow through to making them revenue generating products, I'm on my best bet so far.

I always wanted to build a real-life puzzle game, which is app/mobile assisted. Had yet another eureka moment, and built a usable prototype (backend plus iOS app). Good feedback from a small circle.

For a while I was aware of someone (I knew by sight) who worked in the same sort of subject matter (but a non-tech). I approached her, we had a coffee, I pitched the idea and how she could bring it to life, as I made the tech side. She jumped on board.

We're two and a half weeks in, have gone full speed and are making something great (for our audience). My future co-founder is amazing, great insights, opinions, drive. We're potentially launching in a couple of weeks, a free/MVP version of a puzzle game.

I've been through many iterations of trying to get something off the ground. Tried tech co-founders, and the last years of going solo (very hard after you've done the coding). But this now feels right. A puzzle app/game for every day people to have some fun. And a future co-founder whose life is outside tech, who's bring a sort of fun energy outwith let's make loads of money or isn't the framework/AI cool.

Balance is good. Contact with reality is good too :)