I write a blog (https://nichesaas.co) about ideas for SaaS Products. The reason I started the blog is because so many developers I know struggle to come up with _good_ ideas and stick with them.
Some things that have helped me and my friends in the past:
* Set yourself achievable goals or milestones so you feel like you are making progress
* Accountability is also a great way to stick with something. Tell your colleague you'll send them a link so they can check it out and then commit to putting it up.
* Choose something you're interested in.
Often the hardest part is starting. One trick I used in the past was put a syntax error in my code. I would also leave a comment there with a small task just to get into it.
e.g // implement GetUser()
That way when I sat down there was a small task to complete to get my program running and before I knew it, I'd been hacking away for a couple hours.
Some things that have helped me and my friends in the past:
* Set yourself achievable goals or milestones so you feel like you are making progress
* Accountability is also a great way to stick with something. Tell your colleague you'll send them a link so they can check it out and then commit to putting it up.
* Choose something you're interested in.
Often the hardest part is starting. One trick I used in the past was put a syntax error in my code. I would also leave a comment there with a small task just to get into it.
That way when I sat down there was a small task to complete to get my program running and before I knew it, I'd been hacking away for a couple hours.