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I assume the idea is that the initial impulse was in the right area, but the first attempt itself isn’t quite correct. So you learned a bunch and therefore are
by MattGaiser 4y ago
I assume the idea is that the initial impulse was in the right area, but the first attempt itself isn’t quite correct.
So you learned a bunch and therefore aren’t starting from scratch with the 2nd try.
I.e. you make some environmental tool and try to sell it to the government. You learn that the government is a byzantine mess. You then sell the tool as part of a service to the corporations causing the mess to prevent future lawsuits. You pivoted, but the tool itself still had value.
- chii 4y agois that not just describing the process of finding customers? What happens if you don't find a customer, even after some several iterations/searchings? How do you know the tool has value in that case, other than personal conviction?