Why you won’t find good startup ideas
If good ideas could be found, there would be a marketplace
Marc Lou24,307 views
Nutella was an accident.
During World War II, there wasn't enough cacao, so Pietro Ferrero tried making chocolate with hazelnuts instead. He ended up creating the world's biggest chocolate spread.
Successful startups are born by accident too.
It starts with the founder either playing with new technology, solving a problem they have, or listening to what their customers want.
Put your work out there.
You don’t need a good idea to start. Write an article about what you learned last year, rebuild your note-taking app, or send a cold email to a business.
The process of creating will help you discover problems.
Real problems that people would pay you to solve. In the end, you might create a successful business you never even imagined.
Less thinking, more doing.
— Marc
PS: My solopreneur journey was an accident. I was bored so I played with AI and created MakeLanding. MakeLanding created ShipFast. ShipFast created ZenVoice. ZenVoice created PoopUp.
I built these 5 startups to help you:
CodeFast: Learn to code in weeks, not months.
ShipFast: Ship startups in days, not weeks with the NextJS boilerplate loved by 5,200+ developers.
DataFast: Grow your startup with actionable data.
IndiePage: Join 7,000+ solopreneurs and showcase your startups.
ZenVoice: Stripe invoices, without the 0.4% fee.
