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Nazir Sayyed

Founder & CEO of Us... • 22d

Six months were spent building a product that no one really needed. It was exciting at first — the vision felt strong. But the common mistake was made: the idea was never validated. No real feedback. No user conversations. Just assumptions. Over time, the approach changed: ✅ A simple landing page was created ✅ Short surveys were shared ✅ Real users were invited to share their thoughts Validation isn't about being perfect. It's about listening before building. Before investing time or money into any idea, one step can make all the difference: 💬 Speak to 10 potential users this week. Validation is free. Regret isn't. #StartupLessons #UXDStartupIdeas #FounderJourney #BuildWhatMatters #LeanStartup

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