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If you are not talking about "missing market or lack of customer acceptance" I am assuming you haven't gotten one of your products in the hands of your end cust

If you are not talking about "missing market or lack of customer acceptance" I am assuming you haven't gotten one of your products in the hands of your end customer. I would suggest building a very simple feature set that you an launch quickly (MVP in startup terms) or even a quick mockup and ask your end customer (or who you think your customer is) what they think of it. If you have a prototype a customer wants then you will be excited. Set some deadlines, targets, goals, and really execute on it. That's my 2 cents.

jessor 16y ago
If you have a prototype a customer wants then you will be excited. Set some deadlines, targets, goals, and really execute on it. Yeah. Find ways to generate excitement on your side and actively seek it on a regular basis. For me, in this phase I'm in, it's talking to entrepeneurs which really does help. I guess it's also about a supportive environment. Family and friends, people who believe in you and lift you up.