Sometimes an idea starts as nothing more than a thought.
You might not have a business plan. You might not know who it’s for. You might not even know if it’s a good idea yet.
That’s okay.
At this stage, you aren’t supposed to have all the answers.
You’re simply giving the idea enough attention to see what’s there.
Think about the ideas that keep resurfacing. The ones you mention in conversations. The ones that make you say, “One day, I’m going to…”
Those ideas are worth looking at.
Ask yourself:
Why does this idea keep coming back?
What about it excites me?
What problem could it solve?
What could it become if I actually explored it?
You don’t have to commit to the idea.
You just have to be curious about it.