Everything in business has an element of luck. But if your product doesn't provide value or customers aren't willing to pay for it I'm not sure you can overcom

Everything in business has an element of luck. But if your product doesn't provide value or customers aren't willing to pay for it I'm not sure you can overcome that with luck. I would look at it more as you can have product market fit and your product not grow fast or even fail without some luck. But your product will eventually fail without product market fit even with lots of luck. Check out Rob Walling's new podcasts. 8 Things You Must Know When Launching Your SaaS and 10 Things You Should Know As You Scale Your SaaS. Sign up for the email list here: https://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ https://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ And receive two never-before-released podcast episodes: 8 Things You Must Know When Launching Your SaaS and 10 Things You Should Know As You Scale Your SaaS. Listen to 10 Things You Should Know As You Scale Your SaaS. The part about product market fit starts around 2:00. Rob talks about using this method to quantify your product market fit. https://justinjackson.ca/product-market-fit-survey https://justinjackson.ca/product-market-fit-survey