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How much is your idea worth? (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by Kurt_Nirvana_Cobain@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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I've seen a lot of people who don't want to share and talk about their ideas for fear of them being stolen. I've always believed that an idea without implementation is worth nothing. But maybe I'm wrong.
Tell me, have you ever had an idea stolen from you?
Did you really want to do it? Or do you realize now that you never would have made this app/business anyway?

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[–] AnonJian@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

A plausible excuse, the truth is less appealing.

Why has this type of business not been started? Two reasons, neither of them any good.

Ideas can be valuable, as so few have put any effort into an idea. As for the execution-is-everything crowd ... opinions vary.

What happend to Phonebloks? –5 years later my go-to for inspiring (but mostly discouraging) idea guys. This is the kind of feedback you can pay attention to. Here, we get questions about whether five-to-twelve people are enough confirmation bias to go ahead.

Blue Ocean Tragedy is the problem rather than any kind of solution.