Founder advice: pitch your money-making idea to smart people who could copy it
jackedAJ · x · 2026-09-30
The author argues that when you have a project idea meant to make money, you should discuss it openly among smart people who could copy it. The hardest part of any idea isn't the business model or early growth, but deciding whether to pursue it at all — you need strong validation and intuition before committing time, effort, and money. Pressure-testing the idea in a smart room radically refines it and gives you direction.
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