Actually think founders need to look existential questions in the eye, and figure out reasonable answers to them. Yes the questions are better framed in an open

Actually think founders need to look existential questions in the eye, and figure out reasonable answers to them. Yes the questions are better framed in an open-ended non-demeaning way, but asking them will save you from locking yourself up for years building something nobody wants. Also, building a better version of X is usually less promising than building the first version of Y. Especially when X is pretty well-executed. Most top startups I see are carving out their own niche: https://topstartups.io/ https://topstartups.io/