Be careful with finding support in other places. If the people closest to you don’t think you are on the right path, they could very well be right. As well as those who aren’t close, don’t know the specifics like the close ones do. Meaning their encouragement could be dangerous.

My advice is to listen to the reasons he is objecting. Be ultra careful to avoid involving emotion and look at it from a black and white perspective. Is there merit to his objections?

Then, I would start reading business books. Probably start with “The Lean Startup”. Because if you are stressing about the picture already, that is a very bad sign. Makes me Lean more towards this likely isn’t a good idea to proceed.

Don’t look for validation or support elsewhere. If you don’t have your husband’s, it’s not going to succeed. It just isn’t. And you absolutely need him to be on board if you want to succeed. Entrepreneurship is about personal sacrifice. Which includes family sacrifice. It almost always strains relationships and always requires your family to pick up the slack while you work. Doesn’t sound like that would happen.

Have a heart to heart. Is it the business he doesn’t like? Is it that he doesn’t think you can do it? What exactly is it. Then work together to figure out what the two of you can do together that he would be on board with. If it really is you, then you need to read up and show him you do have it in you. Or, start way way way smaller, in a more Lean way.