Ideas are easy. I used to get lost in them so badly - I'd map out every detail, the tech to use, the perfect marketing strategy, the whole world around it. But how many actually come to life? Hardly any.
The main problem? Overthinking. We think so hard about making something perfect that we lose the momentum. We exhaust the idea before we even begin. The spark fades, and soon, we convince ourselves it's not worth doing. We toss it aside and start the cycle again.
Nothing happens until you act. You can't just imagine making a cake - you have to get into the kitchen and bake it. You can read about swimming all day, but you lose your day if you're not getting into the water. The same goes for ideas. Don't know if it'll work? Build it. Start the process. Fail, learn, adjust, and grow. But don't wait for perfection.
Start now. You'll figure it out as you go.