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startups don't die from competition they die from groupchats saying "we'll ship it next week"

Startups don’t die from competition. They die from group chats saying “we’ll ship next week.”

Startups die from waiting too long Stop planning the perfect product. Just ship it. Make it perfect later

Startups die in meetings. Products die in Figma. Ideas die in group chats. Execution is everything. At Codestam, we don’t ideate. We build, test, ship then do it again. - MVP in weeks, not quarters. - No talk. Just traction.

Balance is not always 50:50. It sometimes 30:70 Maybe 60:40 Even 20:80 Or 34.73:65.27 It's more about doing the most important things more efficiently (even sometimes that one thing only) rather than doing everything equally.

"LEADERSHIP LESSON FROM A SINKING SHIP Imagine being on a sinking ship with only one lifeboat seat left... Who would you save? Yourself or someone else? As a leader, tough decisions are inevitable. But it's in those moments that our true character

if ur building MVP & ur slides look sexier than ur code → ur already failing ship ugly Is it true?

I would like to start my clothing line, Is outsourcing of garment manufacture is the better option rather than to spent money on my own setup?

Its better to launch your MVP(Minimal viable product) rather than launching MVP(Minimal lovable product) 😌