Founders

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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very true, I'm working on it. someday something interesting will strike!

Go with the one you have the most passion for. If you don't have the passion for it, it won't last. 
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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?

Multi-hyphenate technologist, maker/artist, dot connector, mama, product management consultant, and founder of /menopausey

yeah, that's true. sometimes i visit my ideas dump archives

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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advance the world, something that has a great impact

Do you want to make money, advance the world or do sth fulfilling?

I think the first one is the easiest to determine.