A: Work for a startup for a few years and learn.
Lots of startups get stuck
before they get to Product-Market-Fit.
What would be the reasons?
Here are some, I see on a daily basis. They are related to issues with founders or market (in no particular order):
A: Work for a startup for a few years and learn.
A: Idea validation failure
A: If you are deep and know you are at the same league as in Steve Jobs, this makes sense
A: Spend month(s) on the problem and not on the solution.
A: Cocreate the product with a set of dedicated users or customers.
A: Co-create the product with friendly customers. At least 5 in enterprise and a group of 100+ in the consumer category.
A: Understand market sizing/TAM. If I have to guess, more than 50% fail here.
A: Understanding how angels and VCs think of categories and investment. U can always do frustrated tweets saying "VCs don't get it"...
A: Very common mistake. Spend 24 hours on Google and you will find every competitor. Benchmark them before you jump on your product.
A: Most of the founding team come together based on friendship rather than competency. In addition to friendship, there should be a massive respect for competency between each other.
More from Startups
Random, but it seems that @DanCrenshawTX is a member of a group founded by Klaus Schwab, who is the architect of the "Great Reset" initiative. https://t.co/4FcAwqw7PQ
Other members include Pete Buttigieg, Tulsi Gabbard, and a whole slew of other politicians.
You've also got Alexander Soros, David Rothschild, Mark Zuckerberg, and Alicia Garza, among many many others.
Some of their ambitions include something resembling the Green New Deal.
And working with the UN to find entrepreneurial opportunities for refugees in other countries.

Check this out.
— President-Elect Angry_Norman (@AngryNorman2) December 4, 2020
LMAO
Been saying it for years, he's one of them. pic.twitter.com/gz1M5PQNrQ
Other members include Pete Buttigieg, Tulsi Gabbard, and a whole slew of other politicians.

You've also got Alexander Soros, David Rothschild, Mark Zuckerberg, and Alicia Garza, among many many others.

Some of their ambitions include something resembling the Green New Deal.

And working with the UN to find entrepreneurial opportunities for refugees in other countries.
