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You have an idea. You check whether it already exists. It doesn't. Good sign, right? Maybe, maybe not. Maybe you're the first to think of it. But maybe it's an idea people think of all the time, and the reason it doesn't exist is that it never works.
Maybe you'll be the first to make it work. But you should at least know whether your idea is the never-thought-of type or the never-works type. And if it's the latter, you should be able to explain what everyone else who tried it got wrong that you've gotten right.
There are always reasons not to start things and it's always a risk regardless. It's just which ones you're comfortable with
Execution is a set of ideas.
The force is strong with this concept.
Yes, that's reasonable advice for ideas on that scale. I'm thinking more of things what will take longer, like e.g. startups.
By that logic Category Theory would be going nowhere
No such thing as a never thought of thing.
is the revenue model encompassed within the term 'idea'; for example, great ideas exist to fix our broken government services in some communities but fail even though the idea was strong but the sales cycle is too long
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