It's important to remember that it's ok to have an idea and not act on it. You will have way more ideas than you can ever hope to have time for - what's importa

It's important to remember that it's ok to have an idea and not act on it. You will have way more ideas than you can ever hope to have time for - what's important is that your mind is free to focus on whatever you choose to work on without being distracted. What has helped me in the last year is to keep writing ideas down but be very selective on those I will work on properly. If I spent a week of free time on every current idea I have so far - that would add up to the next 5 years of my life. It's not sustainable. What I want is to just see some of my ideas come to life. Also if you're not in the habit of launching products and tools going from 0 > startup is a huge task. Why not commit 1 weekend to 1 tiny, achievable project (Fri eve to Sunday eve) see how far you can get when constrained by a deadline. No matter how basic, buggy, janky or simple it is - you have to show people on Sunday night & wake up to the response on Monday. You will end up with a project that has seen the light of day and then you can decide if it's worth continuing.