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Mehul Fanawala
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The Clueless Company • 1y
Koo shutting down brings several thoughts to my mind. We often get caught up in the race of instant success, especially in the tech world. But, innovation isn’t just about launching a product; it's about sustaining and evolving it over time. [ 1 ] The lesson here is to continuously adapt and listen to your users. If the feedback loops are ignored, even the best ideas can falter. [ 2 ] It’s also a stark reminder that not every venture will succeed—even in booming markets. What matters is the ability to pivot, learn, and try again. [ 3 ] This incident highlights how crucial financial literacy and sound business models are. Without a strong foundation, growth can be deceptive and temporary. Remember: Entrepreneurship isn’t just about winning; it’s about enduring the journey, learning from each stumble, and building something resilient. Image Credit: TechCrunch
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