It's easy to get hung up on finding "the right (perfect) idea", but the highest probability for a new business to succeed is to do something that is already bei

It's easy to get hung up on finding "the right (perfect) idea", but the highest probability for a new business to succeed is to do something that is already being done by others, who are making a living at it. Add to it, change it, innovate on it, but start with something that's already a proven model in the world. In other words, pick something (a piece of software?) you care about, that others are making a living with, do a knock off of it and then innovate. People think the challenge is succeeding, but the more important challenge is starting at all.