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Couldn't agree more. Startup ideas are a dime a dozen. If you don't have any you're not even trying. I can usually come up with at least two or three a day simp
by astrodust 11y ago
Couldn't agree more. Startup ideas are a dime a dozen. If you don't have any you're not even trying. I can usually come up with at least two or three a day simply by reading, observing, and thinking about how things work in combination.
The ones that are truly start-up worthy are those you personally believe in, have a considerable market opportunity, and the timing is right. Those are more rare, but if you make a concerted effort to keep thinking and re-thinking your ideas, you'll come up with one for sure.
Don't make a business to be successful, that's usually going to end in tears. Make a business to scratch an itch you have you can't ignore. Even if you fail you'll still feel like you've done something important, and if you succeed you'll be satisfied.
- HeyLaughingBoy 11y agoDon't plan for failure.
- astrodust 11y agoNobody wants failure, but if failure's an acceptable outcome it makes things a lot easier on you psychologically. Obviously you'll push for the best possible outcome. The alternative is like jumping out of an airplane with no parachute and hoping to hit a haystack. It's probably not going to happen. Most startups implode before they get any traction, it's a fact.