How To Come Up with a Business Idea in 24 Hours + 5 Free Ideas | Epidsode 13 cover art

How To Come Up with a Business Idea in 24 Hours + 5 Free Ideas | Epidsode 13

How To Come Up with a Business Idea in 24 Hours + 5 Free Ideas | Epidsode 13

Listen for free

View show details

About this listen

Everyone says passion matters, but is it required to launch a successful business? In this episode we debate passion versus action, share a simple system to spot ideas in your everyday life, and walk through a no-nonsense validation checklist. You will learn how to mine “boring” categories, read Amazon reviews for insights, stress-test market size, and draw the line between stealing and genuine differentiation. We wrap with real idea starters you can take and run with today.


More Hot Takes Big StakesInstagram: www.instagram.com/hottakesbigstakes/TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@hottakesbigstakes/More on Natalie Holloway:Personal Instagram: www.instagram.com/natalieholloway/“Bala” Instagram: www.instagram.com/bala/“Balacize” Instagram: www.instagram.com/balacize/Substack,“Working Out in Heels”: natalieholloway.substack.comBook a 1-on-1 Call: intro.co/NatalieHollowayMore on Lana Elie-Meyers:Personal Instagram: www.instagram.com/lanaelie/LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lana-elie-875b383a/



00:00 Intro and the passion myth
00:36 The debate begins: passion vs. action
01:37 “If you are waiting for passion, you will never start”
03:28 Want to work for yourself, but no idea yet
04:51 Mine daily frustrations for ideas
05:53 The CVS walk and Amazon review audit
07:44 Where to look for under-innovated categories
10:59 Why working at a startup accelerates you
12:01 Copying, inspiration, and brand differentiation
15:16 How to validate: sit with it, talk to honest friends
16:27 Market size math and right-sized ambitions
20:18 Action over waiting, getting out of your own way
22:34 Rapid-fire idea starters
31:36 Wrap and call to action


No reviews yet
In the spirit of reconciliation, Audible acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.