Hey all,
I'm at an impasse. I want to wait until I have an idea that I know fits CENTS, to put all my time into that idea, to grow it big. I keep doing research, trying to find problems and solutions, etc. (I'm really focusing on B2B mobile apps and SaaS as a mobile app in general) But in the mean time I keep getting small ideas that pop into my head that violate CENTS atleast in one way (Only a few need this, there is no scale, etc.) Should I pursue these small ideas until I get a big one and hope somehow one of the ones I feel don't meet CENTS end up meeting CENTS by the end and get big, or should I keep devoting time to research for the great idea? For example, I was thinking about an app that sends push notifications a day to send 3 insults/back-handed compliments to the user as a humor app because people like to laugh at themselves, and IAP for more per day, but I know it won't get that many downloads, make that much money, etc. and say I work 100 hours and only make $500, I just worked for $5 an hour. But is this a good idea to pursue something like this?
Sorry for the rambling. Hope this makes sense, though.
I'm at an impasse. I want to wait until I have an idea that I know fits CENTS, to put all my time into that idea, to grow it big. I keep doing research, trying to find problems and solutions, etc. (I'm really focusing on B2B mobile apps and SaaS as a mobile app in general) But in the mean time I keep getting small ideas that pop into my head that violate CENTS atleast in one way (Only a few need this, there is no scale, etc.) Should I pursue these small ideas until I get a big one and hope somehow one of the ones I feel don't meet CENTS end up meeting CENTS by the end and get big, or should I keep devoting time to research for the great idea? For example, I was thinking about an app that sends push notifications a day to send 3 insults/back-handed compliments to the user as a humor app because people like to laugh at themselves, and IAP for more per day, but I know it won't get that many downloads, make that much money, etc. and say I work 100 hours and only make $500, I just worked for $5 an hour. But is this a good idea to pursue something like this?
Sorry for the rambling. Hope this makes sense, though.
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