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You need a partner, or funding to hire a team, or both. Without the technical abilities, all you have is an idea that you're unable to execute on. Valuation of
by quesera 14y ago
You need a partner, or funding to hire a team, or both.
Without the technical abilities, all you have is an idea that you're unable to execute on. Valuation of ideas can vary, but no one here will argue that execution matters less.
It might be possible that your idea is adequately novel that it can wait six months or a year for you to develop the technical skills yourself. Actually, I've found that ideas from people who lack the technical skills to build them often need to wait because the underlying tech/infrastructure/market doesn't exist yet. This is especially true for ideas that generate big enthusiasm.
Also, you will want to be in California, if you continue to work at your day job while thinking about this project. Someone please correct me if there are any other US states with clear company-time delineators.
- helen842000 14y agoI do have SOME technical skills and I know I can learn anything I need it's just in what timeframe. I don't think it's that novel, just presented simply which would make using it each day and improvement on the current method. I'm not even in the US, so being in California is even less likely. Though I do plan to spend some time there next year.