OP here; thank you. I think what you say is spot on. > You're looking for a solution, not a problem. I know that sounds like a cliche, but it's exactly what yo

OP here; thank you. I think what you say is spot on. > You're looking for a solution, not a problem. I know that sounds like a cliche, but it's exactly what you're doing. Yep, I think you're right. How did you get that from what little I wrote? > And chances are, your solution won't have a problem. Yep, I've been there before. > You need to solve a serious problem that's a high priority for lots of people. It does not need to be new. In fact, unless you are very technical, your solution won't be new. I am very technical, but that's not necessarily helpful as the technologist in me loves creating solutions! (Without necessarily addressing a problem felt by lots of people). > Anyway, solve a problem you have. It's not easy to solve someone else's problems because, apart from having no industry experience, you don't even have personal experience. Yes. This seems to be the common thread here. I'm sure it's staring me in the face.