Here it goes again. My head ping ponging an idea around that has me going crazy with excitement. Oh the vision in my brain is so totally awesome, yet when I practiced the pitch, I couldn't believe how stupid it sounded. WOW, what happened between the passage from my brain to the pitch coming out of my mouth?
There seems to be some kind of artifact that gets picked up when the great idea slides down the back of my brain into the vocal cord shoot. And out came rubbish.
So I worked on it. Re wrote it a bunch of times and finally I got what my mind was thinking out on paper.
Today I pitched my newest start up idea. Not DigiThin. DigiThin is my current start up, that's all launched and pretty on the bottom of the pile of a Triple Gazillion websites. No one can see it. No one knows it's alive.
My newest startup idea is AMAZING. It enormously scale-able. It has the two main ingredients that Paul Graham says any new start up should have. Look into the future and build what's missing, and build something people want.
I'm so happy it has those two things.
The pitch went great. I did not get demoralized or annihilated. Those are two things I fear when I put my ideas out for roasting and toasting. Yep, I'm happy. I got to practice the pitch and I got validation in my new idea. Plus I got a ton of feed back on what I should do next.
I have to find a developer, or someone who already has the gigantic platform of code already built, that I need. I think I'll start with GitHub........
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