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The resources include researching Twitter conversations via Summize and Twistori, creating Google alerts for the term 'survey', researching on Yahoo Answers, etc.
I am wondering what resources/methods do you use to find problems to solve?
They'll give you plenty of problems to solve.
Many of which you can build a business around.
Get a job. They'll give you plenty of problems to solve. Many of which you can build a business around.
The project I'm working on right now is to build online tools to make contract nurses lives easier. It comes from my working as a contract nurse for 10 years, and knowing what problems that niche market has.
I have a bunch of other ideas/problems in need of solving on the back burner if this one doesn't work out. Most of them are issues that I've come across and said, "I'd love it if I had something that would help me do X, Y or Z..."
Get a job. They'll give you plenty of problems to solve. Many of which you can build a business around.
Using Twitter, Google Alerts & co. is just another way of having your eyes open (really wide, in this case), but they are hardly enough.
Do your thing, follow your bliss, and problems will find you - specifically searching for one is like searching for a girlfriend at a party.
Get a job. They'll give you plenty of problems to solve. Many of which you can build a business around.