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Most ideas can be deconstructed into smaller ideas. When I started my recruiting business, I wanted to become so good that I eliminated unemployment. That was
by PopeDotNinja 6y ago
Most ideas can be deconstructed into smaller ideas. When I started my recruiting business, I wanted to become so good that I eliminated unemployment. That was a bit lofty, so I paid attention to things smaller in scope. One thing holding back my recruiting business was was index finger hurt too much. I could review a few hundred resumes in an hour, and processing each resume took about 10 clicks of the mouse. My finger started to hate me, so I designed a recruiting application that got the number of clicks down to 1 per resume.
So maybe try to start big, and zoom in to focus in on one piece of the puzzle. There's a good chance that whatever you choose can be used in other ways if the primary idea doesn't work out.