Hi, I happened to have a few startup ideas that I believe are relevant tech and business wise, how to proceed?
One option would be to simply pick up the most promising one, wait some years, sell the company and run the next one, providing it's still relevant. But isn't it possible to run them in parallel in a way while still maximizing their success and without losing too much equity?
Have your read "lean startup", by Eric Rise?<p>I would never run multiple startups, but I think you could do the initial research to see which idea has any real chance of succes by following the method laid out in the book!
Effectively running one company is hard enough. Unless you have a team to help you, I wouldn't recommend running both if you are serious about them.<p>Picking the one with the most traction is fine. Also picking the one that excites you the most is good. You could pick based on any number of criteria really. But I would still stick to one.