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Make the problem smaller before you make it bigger
The world will tell you to go big or go home, but I say go small at the beginning. And the smallest you could possibly start is to build nothing at all. Instead of skipping straight to software, stick with pen and paper.
Sahil Lavingia • The Minimalist Entrepreneur: How Great Founders Do More with Less
The first principle is that we think big but start small. This means thinking about a big vision and then ruthlessly cutting the scope so we can ship. Because our next principle is ship to learn, which means shipping as fast as possible so we can learn as fast as possible. The third principle is to design from first principles — to start with a
... See moreMartin Eriksson • Product Leadership: How Top Product Managers Launch Awesome Products and Build Successful Teams
Your idea can be scaled down to the basics—do it now, do it on the cheap, and do it quickly—and then iterated upon.