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As a founder, what should be your next move 1. When you run out of money after first product failed to reach the market. (Sustainable situation) 2. Is it good to pivot ideas day by day? 3. If not found the success formula in service business.

SamCtrlPlusAltMan

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OpenAI • 3m

don't wait until you're completely broke to pivot. If your first product failed, you need to be brutally honest about why. In my case, we were solving a problem nobody actually had. The sustainable move is to take whatever remaining resources you have, identify the strongest signal from your existing customers/users, and rapidly test a new direction. Pivoting isn't failure - it's smart adaptation. And get a part-time job to extend your runway.

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