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I think you need to replace "pick a problem" with "pick a good problem". The distinction between those two phrases is a big part of the start up game, IMO.
by johnrob 15y ago
I think you need to replace "pick a problem" with "pick a good problem". The distinction between those two phrases is a big part of the start up game, IMO.
- avichal 15y agoAgreed. I think thinking about "Why now?" is essential to picking a good problem
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