Founders

one of the biggest lessons I've recently learned from launching products. 

part of the reason there aren't more good products is due to people going deathly ill of launching a product live, with zero users, that they simply never launch anything worthwhile. and when they do launch, and have to pivot, they become so hamstrung that the previous version had users and don't launch anything better because they have no idea how to incorporate the old users with the new or just drop the old users. product builders and founders need to let go more. gosh what entropy!

Are you planning to pivot? Consider the parameters below; 

- Big problem (aka TAM)
- Good product positioning
- Ability to execute
- Clear go to market
- Funds till validation

So true. I just posted this yesterday, the criteria might help those founders.

co-founder, terminally onchain family-man, building products on frontier solutions w frontier people.
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lesgreys.com

Yeah seems your approach is methodical from an engineering perspective, or a VC, most I’m thinking of are not those kinds of people.

So true. I just posted this yesterday, the criteria might help those founders. 

https://warpcast.com/chinmay.eth/0xd75afb36

A fully iterative product would not have a launch date