> Build something people want and will pay for. > Not just say they want. > Not just say they'll pay for. Thanks. From my point of view these are the most im

> Build something people want and will pay for. > Not just say they want. > Not just say they'll pay for. Thanks. From my point of view these are the most important points. Also listen to your customers and pick the things that meet your goals of the product but avoid including features that are very likely not scalable/adaptable/useful for other customers. It does also not hurt if you are convinced about your product and stick to it for an even longer period (years in my case). But sometimes it is necessary to jump off much earlier (months in my case) e.g. when the market is not big enough or competition is too crazy or similar.