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Most ideas die in the gap between “wouldn’t it be good if” and “someone paid for it.” Closing that gap is less about the idea and more about the smallest honest test you can run.
Find the sharpest version of the problem
Vague problems attract vague solutions. Get specific about who hurts, how often, and what they do today instead.
Build the least you can learn from
The goal of the first build isn’t to impress; it’s to learn whether anyone cares enough to change their behaviour.
The takeaway
Treat the early stage as a sequence of cheap experiments, and let evidence — not attachment — decide what to build next.