My list is pretty similar to this one, with a couple of differences: 1) I tend to write down everything first. I realize that it could be a risk of creating so

My list is pretty similar to this one, with a couple of differences: 1) I tend to write down everything first. I realize that it could be a risk of creating something that doesn't take off, but for me it's a bigger risk to lose the idea entirely. For me, if I don't write it down, I could definitely forget about it, even if it was a brilliant idea. There could also be a danger of not evaluating the idea correctly when it first appears, so you reject it too easily, and since you didn't write it down, decide not to come back to it right away. 5) If you have budget, but no time to develop it yourself, there's another option: pay someone else to program it for you. Disclaimer - I run a company that does it (link in profile). But it's also something I do myself and and would do if I didn't run one (for some, but not all projects)