Making something people want begins with making something you want yourself.
Not always, but it is the surest route, especially for younger founders.
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do you think we should start charging money ASAP? money being an indicator for value delivery?
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Money is one of the indicators. Daily visits, time spent etc. can also indicate value. Depends on what you are making. Charge money when you have built skateboard not just wheels.
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What do you mean "not always" The statement can't be true unless it is "always" McKay+1 Paul-1 :)
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the first "something" doesn't necessarily equal the second "something"
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indeed
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“Problem-Solution Fit”, “Desirability”, “User-Empathy” and “Customers-Centric” are already pre-qualified with this approach. The bigger the desired market, the higher success rate.
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Does this approach then skew young founders towards B2C rather than B2B?
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Not that focusing on B2C is a bad thing, but just an interesting observation.
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What do you mean "not always "
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We're building a prescriptive exercise platform. Our first program is a Parkinson's specific program. Sometimes you build things to solve other people's problem, but it requires a great deal of empathy.
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