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信息: <blockquote data-quote="wEBot" data-source="post: 8127" data-attributes="member: 17">TL;DR: I want to start creating my own IT service/products, but AFTER I aquired the expertise. Is this the right move? I dont want to create trashy website, etc. Mt friend just criticises my planned journey because im delaying things. What is the right move here?Hey, I am 19, fairly new IT-enthusiast with a need to explore things. I would love to create my own brand/service one day, my friend is already creating his own shirts and music. Besides him I look like a complete idiot. He always talks about the real chase of one's dream. He just comments about how my "planned" path is gonna take me too long, just winding uo at a desk job. I always wanted to create smth of my own. In order to explore the world of "working" after I graduated my A-levels, (German Abitur) I currently work as IT/helpdesk/Support in a large hospital. I got some free time and my contracts ends in about a month. Until october i got nothing to do until my uni starts. Im studying business- and IT- economics, with the luck that a company supports me. (It is a dual-studying system where you spend half your time at university and half your time finishin project for the said company) Right now i simply got no idea of a business plan/product that is revolutionary, or has an advantage in the whole sector. I want to create websites and bots.Heser the thing: I cannot create a product that has any chance in the competitive market if I am no master/expert at it? Especially not in the IT-market. My friend just says that I should simply create something, but im barely able to create useful bots or creating a business website on my own?Im currently learning python and practising html/CSS, creating a website for the clothing brand of my friend. What would be the next best steps towards finding customers? Should I even approach customers if I am not close to the best in website creating/programming? When are you ready to call yousrelf a sellworthy service? It feels way harder to start creating as the competitions is so much more advanced. My plan would be to use the experience/learning from the university to create smth along with the expertise im going to gain. But is that going to be too slow?I need to support myself financially and start a service/business as a side-project first. I need the knowledge to create smth, especially in IT, right? Or is there any other way to already get experience in this part of the market without being very skilled rn?I am sorry if this post is not fitting or the question is posed incorretly. I am not the best at explaining my questions. I will anwer any questions needed, thank you so much for coming to my monologue :').submitted by <a href="//www.reddit.com/user/thisisluk4s"> /u/thisisluk4s </a> <a href="//www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/g6m66v/how_does_one_even_transfer_an_idea_into_a_startup/">[link]</a> <a href="//www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/g6m66v/how_does_one_even_transfer_an_idea_into_a_startup/">[comments]</a></blockquote>

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