It's easy to get intimidated by how many 'solopreneurs' are successfully bringing in revenue for an idea they had. If you've had trouble coming up with something to build that is successful, you might enjoy this Hacker News thread:
Solopreneurs, how did you come up with your idea?
The user asking the question brings up a good challenge in this area:
Everything I create or try to do seems like there are already dozens of other solutions doing the same thing (specially in the fields of wrapping AI).
Of course, that's flawed thinking. As one of the top comments points out:
"For solo/small teams? Think of yourself as a street cart vendor that sells hamburgers, and is located on the front of McDonald's. They still sell."
There's lots of room for small startups and small projects, even if the market in that area seems to be saturated.
There's lots of other discussion on coming up with ideas, so you might enjoy the thread if that's something you're currently challenged with.
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