[tmugavero]

Find a solid few people to work with and split the load toward a greater goal. When one of you isn't working on your project, another one will be. Go to meetups and start networking every way possible. With such little time, you'll need resources and catalysts in the form of smart, passionate people. These are hard to find, but they are out there. Most importantly _do not_ get discouraged. It might take a little longer, but dreams are too important to let go, and you'll be 90 years old thinking "What if?".

[navdeep]

This is good advice. Be smart, make other smart people work for you. I guess this all depends on circumstances. What if I don't have smart people around me, I don't reside in Silicon Valley where you have budding entrepreneurs but a desolate city of Toronto where everyone wants a more secure Job and doesn't want to risk much. Should I move to where smart people are? I also held the view that if there is a will you can really create a successful business yourself . All you need is access to a computer and some programming resources. But in this day and age the emphasis is not on idea or the execution but how much money you can pump into a business for it's marketing.