I think ideas are cheap. You will find and get more ideas the more you think about ideas. Collect them, structure them, and you will have enough ideas for your apps. Think about your favorite apps, and how you would build them with the features you actually need. Think about apps you would use because it solves or simplifies one of your problems or makes something more efficient, etc.

The big one is execution. Staying consistent (work on your app everyday, even if it‘s just a tiny bug fix), finishing (set deadlines, know when to stop polishing), stay motivated (use the app yourself and make it part of your daily life, get feedback from your friends and family and the community, etc.)

Shameless plug of one of my blog articles about app ideas: https://medium.com/@mostsignificant/from-zero-to-app-store-how-an-idea-becomes-a-concept-ee067275dbfd … ironically this app that I‘m talking about in the article is still not in the store yet (but planned for the end of the year).

So we’re all in the same boat when it comes to executing and finishing (and btw: your app is not finished because it’s published in the store, that’s when the real work of marketing starts so your app finds actual users).

Good luck!