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I am 21, I have a lot of proper ideas, most for side projects, and 2-3 for real business idea which are still not very great. I think, to start building an idea
by geekodour 9y ago
I am 21, I have a lot of proper ideas, most for side projects, and 2-3 for real business idea which are still not very great. I think, to start building an idea we atleast should be really good at something(code/design/lead/other) and then I can do my part of the work and the others needed eventually.
I am a college student, and I am just recently starting to learn about how software is being deployed at production and about how things fit together.
As I am not good with the lead part, so I think should get better with the tech part and then I start.
- davidbwire 9y agoI have found that the best way to be really good at something is by practically doing it. I would suggest that you start building out your business ideas despite the little coding you may have. You coding and design skills will greatly improve. It's also been the most efficient way, for me, to learn.
- thonyx 9y agoI agree. Also, I see a clear patter here, people almost always find any excuse not to work in their ideas. It's like if they are their own worse enemies or critics.
- davidbwire 9y agoI have found that the best way to be really good at something is by practically doing it. I would suggest that you start building out your business ideas despite the little coding you may have. You coding and design skills will greatly improve. It's also been the most efficient way, for me, to learn.
- codazoda 9y agoYou may find you don't need the tech part. I've got that part but I suck at the deployment and marketing. Those, to me, are valuable skills. I enjoy that I have tech skills, but it's not enough.