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>> I don't see how this could grow 100x. This only means it's not large enough to be investible, that's not necessarily a problem and doesn't mean it's an inhe
by tomxor 4y ago
>> I don't see how this could grow 100x.
This only means it's not large enough to be investible, that's not necessarily a problem and doesn't mean it's an inherently "bad" idea.
Small ideas can net the individuals that work on them just as much as working on large ideas... the workforce might be smaller but once you divide it up it's all the same. If the idea provides value to the world, you like it, and can grow it without investment, go for it.
- fourneau 4y ago100%. Some of the most important problems in the world are solved by a thousand "tiny" companies. Sure, they didn't look attractive from an investor's standpoint (most live by the 'high risk = high reward' approach), but that does not mean they are not important.