If you know your idea sucks this means you need to change it, revise it, pivot or whatever you want to call it. Every success that started with a lousy idea be

If you know your idea sucks this means you need to change it, revise it, pivot or whatever you want to call it. Every success that started with a lousy idea became a success because they recognized their idea sucks and changed it, not kept perpetuating failure. It is a very dangerous attitude to just dismiss legitimate feedback, hope everything just magically fixes itself and lull yourself in the sense of complacency that "it will just work out". Hope is not a strategy. Of course it is inspirational to know that even if you start with a lousy idea you could be able fix it. But don't assume the solution will just fall in your lap and do the hard work pivoting your product and business.