Today is an ITS classic &#8211; an episode that was listened to and shared a ton. It hits on a fundamental question for idea-stage entrepreneurs &#8211; what if the problem you&#8217;re solving isn&#8217;t an urgent, painful, bleeding neck problem? What if it&#8217;s just something you think will improve people&#8217;s lives? Should you still pursue it? How?
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What if the problem you're solving isn't "painful" or "urgent"? What if it's just something you think people will want? Should you still pursue it? (feat. Linguini)

Today is an ITS classic &#8211; an episode that was listened to and shared a ton. It hits on a fundamental question for idea-stage entrepreneurs &#8211; what if the problem you&#8217;re solving isn&#8217;t an urgent, painful, bleeding neck problem? What if it&#8217;s just something you think will improve people&#8217;s lives? Should you still pursue it? [&hellip;]

Idea to Startup Episode #129

What if the problem you're solving isn't "painful" or "urgent"? What if it's just something you think people will want? Should you still pursue it? (feat. Linguini)