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Before you build anything, you need to know if it’s worth building. In this episode, I introduce the six-part framework from Is it Really a Great Idea?, share the dilemma of starting with an idea, and explain why asking the right questions matters—whether you’re pitching at Dallas Startup Week or teaching entrepreneurship to elementary school kids.
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