Why are you separating the idea from the execution? Ideas are just multipliers for execution[1]. You can have the best idea in the world but if your execution i

Why are you separating the idea from the execution? Ideas are just multipliers for execution[1]. You can have the best idea in the world but if your execution is terrible no one will use it. Conversely, a lot of effort focused on an average or even so-so idea can result in a great product. If you're unsure whether to start building something, the answer is usually to start building anyway. You can refine your idea as you work, and once you have a basic prototype you can start asking people what they think of your idea and of your execution. Prototypes are cheap, and as soon as you have one you can start validating what really matters: your product. [1] https://sivers.org/multiply https://sivers.org/multiply