This article (http://swombat.com/2012/1/17/army-of-one-entrepreneur http://swombat.com/2012/1/17/army-of-one-entrepreneur) seems to have some application to my

This article (http://swombat.com/2012/1/17/army-of-one-entrepreneur http://swombat.com/2012/1/17/army-of-one-entrepreneur) seems to have some application to my situation. To quote "If you want to maximise your chances of running a successful startup, where success is defined as achieving at least the "survival" level outlined in this article, and ideally the "comfort" level, it makes a lot more sense to invest your time in many ideas at the same time, test all of them (in parallel or one after the other) and then pursue the one or ones that are most promising." The question is whether or not I'm at a point to start narrowing to the "most promising."