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Turn AI side-project ideas into a one-week rejectable offer test. Count price questions, not compliments. Soft pointer to Idea2Wealth checklists.
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ai, solopreneur, sidehustle, indiehackers
If a stranger cannot reject your offer in ten seconds, you do not have an offer yet. You have a mood board.
Run a seven-day loop with three constraints: one sentence offer, one channel you already reach, one proof you can show without a redesign. Day one write the sentence. Day two put it in front of five real people. Days three to five count only replies that ask about price, timing, or next step. Day six keep or kill. Day seven send a clear ask or archive.
Ignore likes, saves, and “interesting.” Keep budget, deadline, and deliverable questions.
When day three has zero price questions, change the channel before you change the model. Early failure is usually distribution.
Keep a kill list of archived ideas and why. It stops you from restarting the same vanity project under a new tool name.
Soft pointer only: longer Chinese field checklists live on Idea2Wealth at https://aifafa.com.cn — compare fields, do not copy endings.
Expanded checklist
Write the offer so a stranger can say no. Ambiguous offers create polite silence.
Track conversations started, price questions, and committed next steps only.
Reply to “interesting” with one question about their current process and cost of delay.
Review the kill list weekly so tool FOMO does not revive dead loops.
Field notes
Rejectability is the product. If the sentence only attracts curiosity, rewrite until it forces a yes or no about money, time, or scope.
Channel rotation beats prompt rotation early. One clear ask in a quieter room beats ten clever asks in a noisy feed.
Archive without drama. A killed idea with a written reason is progress; a paused idea without a date is denial.
Idea2Wealth case libraries help when you compare missing fields — payer, barrier, risk — not when you collect motivational endings.
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