| Hey bud, don't worry. You'll get through it. Couple of things: All ideas I have seems already made by someone else This is a good thing! This is validation of the market! And there's something new about your idea, right? Even better - competitors can acquire you! You want competition. Be scared if there isn't competition. Each time, I have no traction, negative feedback No traction - this is the problem. The advice I like is "do things that don't scale" (pg I think?). Example: blog and submit your posts to HN. Repeat until you get one onto the front page. Don't stop. Re: negative feedback - you have feedback at all! Someone tried it out! You're ahead of the curve. Negative feedback is also your customers telling you what to build. This is the good stuff! If the only thing that comes from your idea is advice on what to build next, that's a positive! Finally, consider the Helsinki Bus Station theory: http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2013/feb/23/change-li... In a nutshell - all routes start out the same. The first 3 or 5 years on an idea are about getting out of town. It gets interesting after that. So pick a route, and stay on the fucking bus. :) |