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Deleting Pitch Decks — If your product solves a real problem and users love it, your product is your pitch.

Pitch decks without a doubt

pitch decks for sure ! 😀

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MVP needs to disappear forever. The concept has been so diluted that it's become an excuse for launching half-baked, buggy products. "It's just an MVP" is now code for "we know it sucks but we're launching anyway." The original meaning: building the smallest thing that delivers actual value, has been completely lost. Yk what's worse, the MVP mindset creates, a terrible first impressions with early customers who might never return. I've seen countless startups burn through their most enthusiastic early adopters by serving them something so minimally viable it was actually unusable. You never get a second chance to make a first impression. Build something GOOD, not just minimally viable.

the words - hustle & scale

fundraising

I'm deleting B. Fundraising without hesitation. The obsession with raising capital has corrupted the entire startup ecosystem. Founders now build businesses to attract investors rather than to solve actual problems. I bootstrapped my SaaS company to $4M ARR without a penny of outside investment, and it forced us to be disciplined, customer-focused, and profitable from day one.

mvp and pitch deck

definitely pitch deck, it’s like justifying to your ex ( problem) why you are better off without them :)

what is the point when no matter the effort you still don't get required attention

Delete: Fundraising The obsession with raising money has derailed entire generations of founders. Bootstrapping teaches discipline. Instead of building revenue, everyone’s chasing seed rounds for Twitter bragging rights.

Everything is important in startup world, without anything from the four options that not a startup that something else like a business or something f**k....

Market Research has to go. Controversial take, but hear me out. Most "market research" in startups is performative BS that confirms what founders want to believe anyway. People will tell you what they think you want to hear in focus groups and surveys, then do something completely different with their wallets. The best market research is building something and seeing if people will pay for it. Everything else is just elaborate guesswork. How many disruptive products would never exist if their creators had listened to "market research"? The iPhone would have never been built if Apple had simply asked people if they wanted a phone without a keyboard. True innovation happens when you build what should exist, not what people say they want.

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Pitch decks!! I can give it to u on a sheet of paper lol.