You don't. Seriously, I strongly recommend against it. I tried. After about 18 mo. I finally broke down and brought in someone I really liked as the CEO and it's a world of difference.
I would never again try to do a startup the sole founder.
I've gotta say: I live in Boulder and I'm part of the startup world here and it's a lively bunch of folks. They didn't really touch on that in the article. Lots of talent, good funding sources, lots to do and overall a great place to do a startup. I thought the article captured the good and some of the bad (there's a reason we have bumper stickers around here that say 'Keep Boulder Weird'), but was pretty accurate overall. If you're looking into TechStars, you've got 3 days left to get your application in.
Being an economics major in college, I have to say it's not BS, but it's tactical, not strategic in it's thinking. Politics and greed will keep the worst case scenario's from happening. A crash of the level he's talking about wouldn't take down just the US, it would effectively trash the entire world economy; possible, but highly unlikely.
This is an EVIL site. It sucks in your gmail contacts without even asking for confirmation. And I can't delete my account once I create it.
These guys are potentially HUGE email spammers (why else would they pull in emails without asking) and NO PROFILE DELETE??? Hello.. look at what happened to Facebook when they tried to pull that crap.