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First, understand that picking one at random will get you further than not deciding at all. Thus, not having a "perfect" way to choose is no good excuse. All

First, understand that picking one at random will get you further than not deciding at all. Thus, not having a "perfect" way to choose is no good excuse. All else being equal (or just unknown), go with the one you'll get the most immediate real-world feedback on. At least that way you'll know quickly if it's viable, and if not, what made it not viable. Learning++

GB_001 15y ago
This is true, I'll go with the easiest one first. In my head I was thinking what was the most viable. I can atleast get feedback if I complete something right?
caw 15y ago
I agree. All things being equal, picking one idea will get you somewhere. If all 4 things will make you happy working on them, and now you're just trying to figure out which is the "best" then just pick something so long as they meet your criteria for potentially successful businesses. And nothing says you can't validate more than one idea, but that is going to cut into your resources.