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Don't worry about anything besides; 1. What problem you are solving 2. How well are you solving that problem 3. How many people have the same problem 4. If
by lettergram 12y ago
Don't worry about anything besides;
1. What problem you are solving
2. How well are you solving that problem
3. How many people have the same problem
4. If 2 is "Excellent" and 3 is either a lot of people, or a few very rich, build that business.
My last suggestion, is select problems that you want to fix for yourself. Rather than a list of business ideas, I keep a list of problems I want to solve.
- teapot01 12y agoI agree with you about keeping a list of problems, and to most extents each idea has its root in a problem which I've encourtered somewhere. That said if I'm solving a problem that a lot of people have but it's extremely complex to solve then to my mind it's not as good as an easier to implement idea with a smaller user base.