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Their wordsIt would be almost impossible to create a successful startup just by doing what everyone else has been doing.
Their wordsthe bigger the difference between conventional opinion of your idea and users' opinion of it, the more potential it probably has.
Their wordseveryone knows that there's a strong relationship between risk and reward. And that applies to ideas too. The really great ones usually seem crazy at first.
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