It is so amazing to me that startup ideas exist right under our noses, yet we ignore most of them. A good idea typically involves the following format.
is difficult/time consuming/expensive.
We think that by applying, we can enable to do
But the idea is just one percent of it. Execution is the other 99%.
Some recent ideas that seem so obvious in hindsight
Ovuline - app that helps couples get pregnant. Based on tracking signs such as temperature, weight and based on technology developed by Harvard scientists.
Change Collective - tools for change based on behavioral change principles. Books provide inspiration, but Change Collective provides the courses and reminders that enable change in bite sized chunks
Drizly - alcohol delivered. That really doesn't need any more explanation.
To increase my old idea generation rate, I maintain a separate notebook of startup ideas, and just common problems I see around me. I don't intent to work on them - I am already working on something new. The key thing is building a habit of coming up with new ideas.
So look around you - there are several ideas just waiting to be discovered.
We think that by applying
But the idea is just one percent of it. Execution is the other 99%.
Some recent ideas that seem so obvious in hindsight
Ovuline - app that helps couples get pregnant. Based on tracking signs such as temperature, weight and based on technology developed by Harvard scientists.
Change Collective - tools for change based on behavioral change principles. Books provide inspiration, but Change Collective provides the courses and reminders that enable change in bite sized chunks
Drizly - alcohol delivered. That really doesn't need any more explanation.
To increase my old idea generation rate, I maintain a separate notebook of startup ideas, and just common problems I see around me. I don't intent to work on them - I am already working on something new. The key thing is building a habit of coming up with new ideas.
So look around you - there are several ideas just waiting to be discovered.
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