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Sairaj Kadam

Stealth • 4d

Don't you think that bootstrapping is much better than taking a fund? But, still why is everyone leaning towards funding rather than bootstrapping? From my understanding, people have fear, lack of resources, and validation. What is your opinion? P

Anonymous 1

Stealth • 4d

Lol exactly, always only let your customers/users validate your early ideas

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Sairaj Kadam

Stealth • 3d

That's true, but it’s honestly laughable because people often overlook the obvious. They go to investors to validate their business, thinking that these people know everything. It's like, come on, it’s almost like people think investors hold the magic key to success just because they have money. You’ve made a great point, though. This only works if there’s someone sensible on the other side, thinking things through. Customer and user focus is critical—I agree completely. If you look at my other posts, you’ll see I’ve mentioned that. But here’s the thing: some people make mistakes, and it’s easy to point them out, but should we really be telling them what they’re doing wrong? What do you think?

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