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Before I started my first startup, I used to see all sorts of problems and never really think that they could be applied to something. But after I started some
by incomethax 19y ago
Before I started my first startup, I used to see all sorts of problems and never really think that they could be applied to something. But after I started something based on what a friend of mine came up with, I've been able to see so many problems that I've had before, and come up with ideas on how to solve them. The only difference was that I had gone through the process to understand a fundamental problem that existed and focused on how to solve that problem.
What I'm trying to say here is that the difference in thought is really thinking if anything that you are doing could be done differently or better.
I would argue that my thought processes pre-startup and post-startup are very different, and also that I've been able to have new ideas because of it.
- yters 19y agoYeah, I've noticed something similar in myself. Once I've actually seen a difficult problem through on my own initiative, I can see my crazy ideas are actually insightful. I just need to develop that confidence, which is hard.