I'm sure a lot of people here have a lot of ideas. But there is a big difference between "an idea" and "a good idea". I have a lot of ideas too, but I often fi

I'm sure a lot of people here have a lot of ideas. But there is a big difference between "an idea" and "a good idea". I have a lot of ideas too, but I often find a rather critical flaw somewhere sooner or later, or I fall out of love with the idea because in the end... it wasn't that good. Finding a truly good idea, one that still stands after weeks of simmering, that looks good under all angles (product is actually buildable, the customers are there and reachable and willing to pay, you're not likely to have to compete with the Googles of the world, etc..) doesn't happen all the time. Discovering a hole in a market, and realizing a lot of people are walking right past a gold mine that you believe is there is something you may want to keep close to your chest. Especially when you're talking to other entrepreneurs.