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Building great products isn't enough if the founder doesn't truly understand the market. I’m amazed by how many entrepreneurs obsess over product-market fit while neglecting founder-market fit. You're the driver of your business, not just the produ

Everyone talks about product-market fit. I believe in founder-pantry fit. If your own fridge still looks like a failed science experiment, you probably have a market. Mine did. That’s how Sunday FEK was born.

People love to say build for your user. But most haven’t even *talked* to one. You don’t have product-market fit. You have product-founder delusion.

Everyone knows about Product Market Fit, But did you know that foundations are still looking at Founder Market fit?

The hardest part about being a founder? Realizing your team isn’t as obsessed as you are And they never will be.

what's the next step after product market fit success? (as a non tech student founder in a tech sas)

This has changed my life .... In my entrepreneurial journey, I have learned a most important lesson: market fit matters more than hard work. Too often, dedicated individuals focus solely on sales efforts, only to be disappointed due to a lack of ma

Struggling for Startup Funding? If you're a founder hitting brick walls, I have a message for you. Your struggle isn't a sign you're failing; it's a symptom of what makes you a potential unicorn. You're facing the Investor's Paradox: the best opportu

*Take the f*cking risk or miss the chance. The world rewards those who make bold decisions. *If you're not obsessed, you're just interested. And interested people watch obsessed people change the world.