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Rishabh Nandwana

Transforming ideas i... • 4m

🚀 The Silent Killer of Startups: Lack of Feedback 🚀 Startups often fail not because of a lack of innovation or competition, but due to one critical oversight: the absence of feedback. Feedback is the lifeblood of any startup. Without it, you’re navigating uncharted waters without a compass. 💡 Why is feedback so crucial? Validation: It helps you understand if your product truly meets market needs. Adaptation: Continuous feedback allows you to pivot and refine your offerings based on real user experiences. Growth: Engaging with your audience fosters loyalty and builds a community around your brand. As founders, we can become enamored with our ideas, but the market doesn’t care about our passion—it cares about value. The only way to discover that value is through honest, constructive feedback. Here’s my challenge to you: If you’re building something, ask yourself: When was the last time I actively sought feedback from my users? If it’s been a while, stop and start listening. Let’s normalize feedback as a core part of our innovation process. The startups that thrive are the ones that listen, learn, and adapt. What’s your experience with feedback? Has it ever saved your startup or helped you pivot? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇

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Greg

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This is so true. I remember when we launched a feature that we thought was super useful—but barely anyone used it. Only after talking to a few users did we realize it was too hard to find in the app. Just a few conversations helped us redesign the layout, and usage went up instantly. Feedback really does change everything

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