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Thatmoonemojiguy
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Most startups don’t fail because the idea was bad. They fail because the wrong person was solving the right problem.😵 Let me explain. Everyone's obsessed with product-market fit. But barely anyone talks about the real deal: founder problem market fit. This is where you, the problem, and the timing all click like a perfectly made Maggi in 2 minutes (ok, 4 minutes, but let’s not fight). See, building a startup is like entering a boxing ring. If you’re going to get punched 10,000 times, its better be for a cause you deeply care about. Otherwise, you’ll quit, cry, or worse, become a LinkedIn philosopher. So here’s the truth: Don’t build something just because the market is big. Build something because: You can’t stop thinking about the problem. You’ve faced the pain yourself or watched someone suffer through it. You’re uniquely wired to solve it through your skills, background, or stubbornness. Startups are not college projects. You don’t get extra credit for picking something complex. You get credit for surviving the storm and making something people care about. And to survive, you need to give a damn👊 So before you launch your 7th “Uber for Dogs” or “AI for Astrologers” startup, pause and ask: Am I the best person on Earth to solve this? If yes, congrats you’ve unlocked Founder problem market fit : ) If not, maybe chill, sip chai, and wait for the idea that keeps you up at night. Because that one? That’s worth building. For such more content follow Thatmoonemojiguy 🌝👑
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