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One essential truth for every founder is this: no one cares about your idea as much as you do. You could share it with 100 people, and while some may comment on it, most will forget about it soon after. Simply broadcasting your idea won’t help you ga

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Hey I am on Medial • 1m

This is spot on. Founders get too attached to their ‘brilliant’ ideas without considering if anyone actually needs the product. Build for pain points, not fantasies. Just because it’s cool doesn’t mean it’s viable.

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