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I strongly believe that while idea and domain knowledge are important to start a startup, they are not enough to make it successful. Real success comes from proper planning, disciplined execution, continuous tracking, regular testing, and fast feedb

why most MVPs fail: not because the tech is bad. not because the idea is bad. but because the feedback loop is broken. no real users. no real feedback. no real iteration. build → launch → learn → repeat. that’s the game.

Should a startup idea always focus on capturing the entire TAM?

How to Build a Great Startup in a Nutshell Solve a real problem, not just a cool idea. Talk to users early, build fast, and improve based on feedback. Keep your solution simple at first—focus on what works, not perfection. Don’t fear failure; adapt

I support the thought of launching the idea in a week and then enhancing based on the customer feedback.

“Prompt engineering” is fake an always has been, wordcel cope from the start. Engineering implies design, implementation, testing, evaluation and iteration; none of which were clearly done if people are just now realizing it doesn’t work. Your views

don't hold to any idea, just focus on seeking truth...

Startup basics Day 6: Iterating Based on Feedback By now, you’ve learned to launch your MVP, started marketing, and even found your first customers. Today, we’re talking about one of the most important aspects of building a startup: iteration. Lis

Hey all, below is my website: https://penny-wise.app I want your feedback about the user experience and the idea behind the app. I am open to any suggestions based on the performance of the website. Thanks

Is ONDC solely focus on product based companies?