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"I have to say, most startup origin stories I've heard seem to begin with personal pain." Personal pain or recognition of a pattern of problem(s) that could be
by bootload 10y ago
"I have to say, most startup origin stories I've heard seem to begin with personal pain."
Personal pain or recognition of a pattern of problem(s) that could be solved? This is an interesting point because if you limit yourself to simply solving your personal problems, these problems have to be experienced by either a large number of people (usually peers). Otherwise there is no real chance of a business.
I'd prefer to put this as, "solving a personal problem that many* other people face"*.
- callmeed 10y ago> This is an interesting point because if you limit yourself to simply solving your personal problems Uhh, we're all the same species living in one of a handful of large societies. Our personal or work problems are likely shared by thousands, millions, possibly even billions of other people. No one is that weird or special of a snowflake.