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yashwant🎩
@ywc
Question for founders: How do you decide if an idea is worth dedicating your life to and working on? I constantly generate multiple ideas, but I never know which ones are worth considering. Have you found yourselves in similar situations?
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Jamie Parmenter🎩
@jamiep.eth
Go with the one you have the most passion for. If you don't have the passion for it, it won't last. 200 $DEGEN
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Jack 🇨🇦3/31- ?
@jackalpha
If you can picture yourself working only on this idea for the foreseeable future then it's probably an idea worth pursuing. Would working on this after 5 years make you excited or sad?
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Becca Williams
@buenaverse.eth
I do research when I have a new idea (one I care enough about) to see how long I stay interested. That has resulted in lots of archived Trello/MURAL boards, websites, expired domains, over the years. But the ones that keep my attention for longer than a couple of months get more attention and maybe eventually an LLC.
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@juli
Do you want to make money, advance the world or do sth fulfilling? I think the first one is the easiest to determine.
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danny 🧙♂️
@dannybusiness
I personally love solving problems in exchange for compensation. I love sales; that's my passion. I've tried multiple things like ecommerce, YouTube, being a musician, affiliate marketing, and freelancing, but I found myself running a development agency. It's a process. Find your passion and pursue it.
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@ahad92
I think most times it just happens
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Erik
@eriklarsson.eth
Great question 100 $DEGEN
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Razvan D.
@razdavid
Iterate, fail, iterate and see if you still have the burning desire to continue 40 $DEGEN
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