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There is so much of do's and don'ts out there for startup advice. Most of them is personal experience that can be applied to only a few. Becoming overtly genera
by thallukrish 11y ago
There is so much of do's and don'ts out there for startup advice. Most of them is personal experience that can be applied to only a few. Becoming overtly general takes the point away. This list given by the author is something I have personally realized over the course of last 3 years working on my idea. Its quite good that he could bring this out succinctly. Now I would say go work on your idea and figure your way out rather than looking for advices :-)
- danieltillett 11y agoThank you. The list is my list that I use to judge my own ideas and other people’s ideas. The value is not in choosing the same criteria as me, but in putting together you own list and questioning your basic assumptions.
- thallukrish 11y agoAbsolutely agree. For example, I used to be confused whether to build my product and look for funding or find customers, but over time I have realized, funding is a way to keep your run way extended while you can work on your idea and get customers. But this is something you cannot worry about when you are getting the idea shaped, building a v1 etc. Also you need that ultimate customer who is gonna use this in mind and the value it brings while building always whether you get funded or not. So funding in a way greases your execution and makes it smoother better but never can be thought of as the thing to go for at any point in your journey.
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