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{{350228749}} I always thought that every Drupal module needs a problem to solve. And problems usually do not arise when you are walking out in the streets. There are two ways to find problems to solve.
The first is using Drupal a lot and extensively. This way you will start noticing common pitfalls or annoying tasks that could be addressed by a module. Anyway, it gets a bit of time to train the eye and have enough experience to spot and address these common patterns.
The second one is way easier: get someone create problems for you. Meet the magic word: “clients”.