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Stay Flexible—Don’t Fall in Love with Your First Idea My first product wasn’t perfect, and there were times I had to pivot. It’s tough to change directions, but staying flexible kept me aligned with what users actually wanted. I embraced feedback, l

✨Slack's Game-Changing Pivot 👾Origin as Tiny Speck: #Founding: Slack began life as Tiny Speck, a company founded by Stewart Butterfield. Initially, the focus was on creating an online game called "Glitch." #Challenges: Despite a promising start, "

Did you know? Dropbox was never meant to be a cloud storage company! Their FIRST concept: Synchronizing files between multiple computers offline ➡️ FAILURE THEN they pivoted: Focused on cloud storage and seamless file sharing ➡️ SUCCESS! Lesson:

Here's a secret startup tip for you... 🔑 "The Power of Pivoting!" In the startup world, flexibility is EVERYTHING. Here's why pivoting can be a game-changer: 1. Market Demands Shift ↳ Adapting meets the needs of your audience. 2. Innovation Ov

How CRED Cred-ed ? Short Case study on CRED CRED, founded by Kunal Shah in 2018, shows how a failing loyalty program can morph into a fintech unicorn. 🦄 Here's how: ➪ Gap Filled: CRED made credit card bill payments easy and rewarding. ➪ Initial S

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In 2001, 80 million people used this illegal service. They were sued for $100M — then shut down completely. 2 years later, they pulled off the most unexpected pivot in tech history. Here's how Napster went from illegal to industry standard: In 19

UNDERSTANDING THE CORE PRINCIPLES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP Day 7: The Art of Pivoting:- Adapting to Change Sometimes, things don’t go as you planned and that’s okay. In fact, it’s a natural part of the entrepreneurial process. Just look at Instagram. O

Ben Horowitz tells the story of Slack’s pivot from a failed gaming app into a $28 billion company In 2009, Stewart Butterfield was all in on his new online game, Glitch. Investors backed him with $15 million. But two fatal problems killed the gam

How a Valentine’s Day Flop Became a $183 Billion Empire On February 14, 2005, YouTube’s domain was registered—not as a video-sharing giant, but as a dating website with the slogan: “Tune in, hook up.” The idea? People would upload videos to find l