> 'well, sure, I guess that sounds interesting' I think the question boils down to: would you be willing to spend the next few years of your life on a 'well, s

> 'well, sure, I guess that sounds interesting' I think the question boils down to: would you be willing to spend the next few years of your life on a 'well, sure, I guess that sounds interesting'? There are all kinds of people. Early adopters are usually who a startup would want to start off with. If you can’t find even a few people who are excited about the value that your nonexistent product would add to their life (not even yourself as a user?), should you be excited about building it? Money talks. You want people who are excited enough about what you’re building to give you money for a nonexistent product/service. Via Preorders, kickstarters, etc. Words can be cheap, but once they’ve bought in you can value their feedback.