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A massive reluctance on behalf of my co-founders to actually take the product to customers, iterate on their feedback and get some paying customers in the door.
by bennyelv 4y ago
A massive reluctance on behalf of my co-founders to actually take the product to customers, iterate on their feedback and get some paying customers in the door. Also competition in the same space who were making much better progress than us.
There was always one more critical feature that we absolutely had to add before we could do it. Eventually we ran out of runway.
I bailed at the point more angel money was needed.
- Lacerda69 4y agodamn i would do that from the first day on. if you aint selling youre dead in the water
- bennyelv 4y agoAgree 100% - I think it was due to an arrogance about the quality of the idea and the fact that "we knew" what was going to be best, and it would be damaging to hit the market without it "perfect" according to that vision. Not my views... Like I said, I bailed, then it fizzled out.