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Gaurav Prajapati
Student, Startup ent... • 3m
Imagine you’re building a small app for your startup. You’ve spent months coding, designing, and launching it. You’re halfway through the journey when you realize the app doesn't solve the real problem—it’s on the wrong path. Most people would keep going, afraid to lose the effort they’ve put in. But let’s say you stop, scrap the entire app, and start from scratch, building it the right way this time. To the outside world, this looks foolish—throwing away all that work. But here’s the thing: now you know exactly what went wrong. You’ve learned what doesn't work. This time, your path is clearer, and you move faster, creating something better. But someone like Elon Musk would tear it down, fix the foundation, and rebuild. In startups, tearing down and restarting isn’t failure—it’s learning to succeed. It's “strategic foolishness”—doing what most wouldn’t dare to because you know it’ll lead to success. ~Naval Ravikant
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