How to design a startup business idea

Throughout history, young people are the life blood of innovation and business startup. This book contains real-life straight-talk guidelines about forming an idea of a startup business. Many teens who are interested in benevolent creativity and starting business don't know the basic rules and the essence of the process. Many people are sagged by small ideas or fake needs. This book contains a unique idea evaluator that helps people identify the strength of an idea, or at least understand the missing elements. This book further contains useful information about how to generate BIG IDEAS, ideas that may sound difficult and requires a lot of investment but is actually prone to producing lasting impact.

The startup process is the most exciting and fun activity. It is useful to start young. However, the startup process is also mired by challenges, pitfalls, misconceptions. Many books have been written about the startup process and technique. However, I found that many deal with peripheral issues rather the core, essential issues. This book is intentionally kept short, concise, and to the point. As a practitioner, teacher, and author, I have read almost all the books that have been written about the topic. This book speaks strongly from personally practicing startup entrepreneurship. It talks about all the pitfalls and misconceptions because I have experienced them first hand. I promise you that this book covers the essence of the startup, entrepreneurship and innovation process. It does not dial down the level of difficulties of startup and artificially cheer people up with false hope, but it gives hope by outlining the solid rules that rule breakers all through history adhere to. This book has useful guidelines that you have never heard in any book. It provides useful Idea Grader and Five Steps to Great Idea generator for big ideas. In startup, choice and idea is very important. The most common mistake people make is to identify a small problem or a fake problem. This book provide immediate boost of creativity efficiency to anyone interested in using creativity to solve big problems for the world.

Dr. Chang Liu is a former engineering professor turned serial entrepreneur. He conducted micro/nano engineering research at the University of Illinois and Northwestern University. He started four companies, including NanoInk, Nanospheres, SensicFusion, and Integrated Micro Devices. Dr. Liu is the author of three books, including two on the topic of technology commercialization and innovation. He lives in Chicago with his family. He can be reached at changliu8888@gmail.com.