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Ditch Perfection, Chase Progress! ✅ New week, fresh start! It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the mountain of things we want to achieve as founders. Quick reminder for myself and maybe helpful for others: Don't let the pursuit of 'perfect' stop yo

Taking the shot matters more than waiting for the perfect aim. Because perfection is a moving target. You learn, grow, and improve only when you try not when you sit on potential. Whether it's a new role, a bold idea, or an unfamiliar path, action

Customers whisper before they scream. Startups don’t fail from lack of signals. They fail because founders ignore them. Churn creeping up. Engagement slipping. Feedback feels… polite. By the time it’s obvious, it’s too late. The pivot should’ve h

90% of startups fail, but the ones that survive don’t always have the best product, they have the best adaptability. Resilience > Perfection. What’s your take should founders focus more on adapting or perfecting their product?

Dear Startup founders i am willing to provide mentorship program ( Duration 3 months)a small amount of fee will be applicable. if any founders who wants to scale up your startup. DM me

AI can play chess better than humans. But we don’t sit and watch them compete with each other. Too perfect. We watch humans. The lack of perfection, the chance blunders, the vulnerabilities are what makes us special.

Hey! Small buisness How does the logo seem. Keep in mind it's a short term buisness with low budget and aim to run this one only for 6 to 10 months..

YC Tips for MVP Stage Startups Building your startup’s MVP? Here’s what Y Combinator advises: 1. Build the simplest version — Just enough to solve the core problem. 2. Launch fast — Even if it feels broken. Real feedback > perfection. 3. Talk t

If you’re a solo non-tech founder, this is for you! Want to take your startup from ideation to prototype? 1- Don’t waste your time searching for the perfect person to join your team. Trust me, no one will believe in your vision as much as you do rig

The founders are overly concerned with appearing "perfect" on camera. However, people connect with reality rather than perfection. A straightforward, sincere video will always outperform a well-written script. Every day, I share my ideas about how fo