To people who don't understand startups, it seems overreaching and even irresponsible that they focus so much on growth. People who do know that when you're making something new, this is the only way to know if it's what users want.
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But how do you know what users want? Do personal problems you encounter daily worth working on as startups? Tried talking to users so far no luck yet
Start by making something you want. You can't be the only one who does.
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Interesting
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Precisely. The best top line metric is to start with yourself. We believe we are individuals but there are way more people who are similar to us than we think. These similar people have again friends who are similar to them.
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And by categorizing the people who also do. By understanding how they look at the problem(s). And by understanding problems and possible solution deeper than everybody else. Which can lead to a solution people dont know they want until they see your mockup.
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People should be encouraged to make something they *need*.
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“Something I want” is usually the first spark for me to start something regardless of what “people want” - Then I build, test, and go from there. As he said, I can’t be the only one, and it’s more fun and personally relatable that way.
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