Do I have to be able to build a product from scratch to become a successful entrepreneur? (I will not promote)

i will not promote \------------------------------------- I'm relatively young, working on my second idea now. Most of my experience has been in sales and finance, but the ideas I come up with are usually require some kind of tech. This means I either: 1. Have to outsource everything at the start (which is expensive and unreliable), or 2. Try to convince a "tech bro" to partner with me and believe in the idea as much as I do (which almost never happens). The biggest issue? Investors don’t really take me seriously because I don’t have a technical background. It feels like unless you can personally build an MVP, write some code, or slap together an AI-powered prototype, you "bring nothing to the table." So my question is: Do I *have* to learn how to code, build apps, and understand AI to be a successful entrepreneur? Or is there another way to overcome this roadblock? And if I *do* need some hard skills, what are the most practical ones to learn that would make a difference? Would love to hear from people who have been in a similar spot. Thanks!