Billion dollar startup ideas

I'm just here for my first pin.:)

Every few moons, youtube throws a gem like this on my recommended list. I am definitely subscribing to this channel.

Coming up with ideas is good but coming up with problem solving ideas which are better faster & cheaper is the goal.

“History doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes”... love this, it reminds me of jobs-to-be-done theory. The other “trick” that has helped me a lot is be cognizant of “shlep blindness”, another great frame from PG.

I think billion dollars startup idea is weird, crazy and seems impossible to executive! But passionate people never give up, they make it possible.

"Work on hard problems" - Agree. Everyone wants an easy solution. No one wants to bother with math or science. When you work on hard problems, you'll get 10x less competition. Simply because people are lazy and math is scary for most people. Come up with an uncommon idea and you'll succeed. Something that is not travel or cryptocurrency related, for example, logistics or data analytics. Instant win.

6:58 - "work on hard problems, driven mainly by curiosity....taking note of gaps and anomalies" This is both a great insight and encouragement to my otherwise very little progress work on a project. I am trying to unwind something that has become a commodity and provide the values the. creators duly deserved. Thank you.

Hey Garry, I rarely ever comment on YouTube videos but your channel has inspired me a lot over this past week and I wanted to let you know. I appreciate your passion and genuineness, it really shines through! So glad I stumbled across your channel and I’m excited to see what you release in the future.

This never fails: "Keep working on your creator skills, on your builder skills. Being a great engineer, being a great product manager, becoming a better leader, becoming more consistent, more conscientious, and a better communicator." This is a true north star, thank you!

I just clicked on the video, and I got inspired so much and scribed, after 31 years of working in five different big companies and loved what I achieved. Now I am 48 years and got out the corporations, made them a lot of Millions of dollars. and I learned very few things for them. So now I am thinking and planning to be my employer. So I plan to start my business at the beginning of 2022. I will be traveling around the world for the next 12 months, starting December 01, 2020, to find ideas and learning more about what I need to do. Thanks for this video and for sharing your love with all of us. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👌

Saved! Will come back and watch this when I face too many rejections and brick wall hits while trying to advance

Loved this! Especially the last comment about focusing on your skillsets and the world's needs - super inspiring

Not my area of expertise, but I feel like there isn't a shortage of good (and novel) ideas. However, there is a shortage of people who have the knowledge and/or capital to prototype a product and get something into peoples hands. I also think that it is less about the idea and the willingness of the founder to pivot to what the market demands not what they personally find valuable. Would love your thoughts on these two aspects Garry! Love the channel and this video. Comment is not meant to sound dissenting, hoping to just start a dialogue!

Thanks for the good advice and the share of Paul Graham's article on generating startup ideas. Really helpful! Most people advise others toward specialization and a narrowing of experience. It's refreshing to hear arguments supporting going wide on unique experiences as they will serve you (and others) later in life. I was fortunate to have people in my life encouraging me to choose adventure and experience over specialization in my 20's and early 30's. Many of my friends took the other path and out-earned me in terms of dollars but I was out-earning them in experiences, which have opened up a world of possibilities to me now. No regrets on that. One of my favorite quotes from the Paul Graham article, "Live in the future, then build what's missing." Cheers

I can't tell you enough how much this video means to me! Watched it 3 times in a row. Thanks for everything, Garry!

Fantastic! Thank you

Another incredible video. Thanks Garry!

Love it as always thanks Gary 🙏🏻

An eye opener thank you garry for creating this, can't believe such type of information is free to access.

While I believe there is definitely an X factor involved in building a billion-dollar startup; I think having a vision and a passion to bring the vision to reality is the foundation. Vision allows you to see the whole picture. Passion keeps you going in spite of challenges. Yet another masterclass from Garry. Thanks.