Here are some key questions I would ask myself when prioritizing ideas:

Impact: Which idea has the potential for the greatest positive impact, if successful?

Alignment: Which idea best aligns with and furthers my goals and mission?

Demand: Is there clear customer or user demand and need for this idea in the market?

Feasibility: Given my resources and capabilities, which idea has the highest likelihood of being feasibly executed?

Competition: How much competition already exists for this idea? Is it crowded or open for disruption?

Scalability: Does the idea have potential for sustainable long-term growth if it gains traction?

Monetization: Is there a clear path to generate revenue or funding for the ongoing development of this idea?

Resources: What resources, like time, money, and skills, will be required? Do I have them or can I access them?

Passion: Which idea am I genuinely most excited about and passionate to work on long-term?

Risks: What risks are involved and how can I mitigate them? Low-risk ideas may be better to start with.

Traction: Has early customer feedback or testing shown any idea gaining faster momentum?

Considering factors like impact, alignment, demand, and feasibility helps decide the best ideas to focus time and resources on first.