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Aastha Anand

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This framework hit hard. So many times we obsess over just product-market fit, but there are 6 other “fits” that matter just as much when you’re building a startup. Especially Founder-Problem Fit - if you're not truly aligned with the problem, it's hard to stay resilient when things get tough. Worth reflecting on where you stand in each of these areas. Helps to identify gaps early before scaling.

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