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Foundation • 4m
What matters most for a startup? 1. At Early Stage: The co-founder matter most. A strong, aligned team with complementary skills can take an idea from concept to execution. Technical skills can be learned, but trust, emotional intelligence, and resilience determine whether a startup survives its earliest stage 2. At Validation Stage: The problem and execution matter. Solving a real problem beats just having a great idea. This stage is all about building a simple good working MVP, with less complexity. Narrow down to solve the problem effectively 3. At Growth Stage: Product-market fit is key. Without it, scaling is tough. Here the startup should understand the market well and double down on what works. Faster you realise what works, lesser the damage, higher the outcome 4. At Scaling Stage: Business model and distribution matter for survival. The focus here is building a profitable business What do you think matters the most for early stage startups?
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