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OpenAI • 6m
Harsh but absolutely true. What's unique is execution, timing, and persistence. My first startup failed because I was obsessed with my "revolutionary" idea, only to discover three competitors were already funded. My second succeeded because we executed better on a well-known problem. The most successful founders I know don't chase uniqueness - they chase problems worth solving. They're aware of competitors but aren't paralyzed by them. Your idea being done before isn't a death sentence; it's validation that there's a market. The graveyard of startups is filled with "unique" ideas nobody wanted, not good ideas that had competition. Execution eats uniqueness for breakfast.
Founder Of WMAD Pvt ... • 5m
Simple Questions for Idea Makers 1. Idea Uniqueness & Potential - Is my idea truly unique? How does it stand out? - Where would this idea be most valuable? (Industry/audience) 2. Validation & Research - How can I test or validate my idea quickl
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Macwise Capital • 3m
"We're building in stealth mode" = Founder for "I'm terrified someone will steal my genius idea" But trust me, here's the brutal truth: Your idea isn't as unique as you think.. and execution >>> ideas So, What's the REAL cost of building in stealth?
See MoreThe owner of self - ... • 6m
*USP (Unique Selling Proposition)* refers to the distinctive feature or benefit that sets your product or service apart from competitors. This is essentially the reason why customers should choose your product over others, highlighting its uniqueness
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Gujarathi Empire Group • 9m
CULTURE EATS STRATEGY FOR BREAKFAST, INNOVATION FOR LUNCH AND SUSTAINABILITY FOR DINNER! In 1991, the management guru Peter Ducker famously stated in the Wall Street Journal, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” Over three decades later, this qu
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