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What's the REAL superpower of early adopters? #48 EARLY ADOPTERS = YOUR STARTUP'S LIFELINE "But why do I need early adopters? I'll just launch when it's perfect..." Famous last words of failed founders WAKE UP CALL: Early adopters aren't just cus

Networking should be simple, but most platforms complicate things… Something else? (Comment!)

Looking to connect with B2B SaaS founders who are open to becoming early adopters of our MVP. We're building a knowledge management product and would love to discuss your documentation pain points. If you're interested, let’s connect.

MVP = make very poor version. ship Why the initial mvp should be shit?

Day 14 of building the QuickCommerce app Worked on the Delivery Agent module today & got my hands dirty with GetX, until I realized Riverpod has built-in caching Now wondering, should I switch? As it’s still an MVP, but still must be scalable, righ

A simple thing I advise early-stage founders on: —> Stage —> Strategy —> Source 1) Stage - What stage are you really at? Idea, MVP, early traction, PMF? 2) Strategy - Do you need capital to survive or to scale? Different answers, different risks.

#69 Everyone talks about "early adopters"... But How do you actually find 20 people crazy enough to PAY for your imperfect product? These unicorns will debug, advocate, and fund your growth 20 paying customers > 1000 free users who "might" convert

Working on a startup which has a lot of market space and confident on the idea. But stuck in mvp development🥲 Reason: 🤝Lack of a tech co-founder. 🤐Limited investment 🙂Fear of being failed? Nah, fear of taking bad decisions. Discussions are go

A platform that solves for the aspiring entrepreneurs, Validates their idea, and gets real feedback from real users. The users or the early adopters gets pay for giving feedback and the startups pay to get feedback. So that the idea or the mvp is val