They do exist - those business ideas that change the world. But those get-rich-quick ideas are the unicorns of the business world — a startup that is valued by investors at over a billion dollars is a rare sight. In most cases, however, hard work and time are needed for a successful company. The central idea, however, is also important.
Either you already have a profession that is suitable for starting your own business — programmers, consultants or architects are examples — or you have an idea for a new product, or a service that does not yet exist (in your region) or something similar.
To find startup ideas, ask yourself, for example, “What problem is there that I can solve (with a product or service)?” Looking at the current market helps, too. It’s a good idea to check out what already exists, what could you add or improve on? This yields potential for either adopting an existing idea or optimizing it.