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Why would I tell you? If I had the next big idea, I'd keep it to myself and start my own damn company. Seriously, what kind of a question is this?

• jaredsohn 7y ago
  Maybe there is something you personally want to exist but you are not able to build it yourself (don't have the skillset, don't want to take the risk, don't see enough of a payoff for building a company around it, already have other commitments, etc.)
  • teilo 7y ago
    Please. The poster is literally planning to start a business but has no idea what business he wants to start, so he comes here for free ideas from other people. If I had a problem I needed solved, a problem that I presume other people also needed to solve, then I could turn that into a business whether or not I had the skills to solve the problem. So same answer.
    • jaredsohn 7y ago
      Suppose that you are Larry Page and the business would only make a couple million dollars a year.
    • smt88 7y ago
      If all it took to start a business was knowing about an idea to solve a problem, everyone would be a successful entrepreneur. I help non-technical people build companies for a living (2-5 products every year). Even some people with time, money, and connections can't make it happen. It's incredibly silly to suggest that execution is basically an afterthought.