I'm the most dysfunctional wannabe founder ever, so I am 100% not qualified to answer this :)
With that said, I think product/solution ambiguity is rooted in confusion about the problem being solved. It comes from starting with an idea, and not a painful problem that people already experience. Alternatively, from a problem that exists, but is incredibly ill-defined.
It would be disingenuous for me to comment further, because I'm still learning! My view is it's easy to create a solution, but really hard to find & well-define a really painful problem.
With that said, I think product/solution ambiguity is rooted in confusion about the problem being solved. It comes from starting with an idea, and not a painful problem that people already experience. Alternatively, from a problem that exists, but is incredibly ill-defined.
It would be disingenuous for me to comment further, because I'm still learning! My view is it's easy to create a solution, but really hard to find & well-define a really painful problem.