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I agree with you on most points.
I strongly agree with point 13, we promise you wonders for few results. And they will tell you that it is your product that is not attractive enough.
However, I have lacks about point 15. It's simple, many excellent consumer solutions took a long time to have the success they have today. In the early years no one used them.
The point 16th remains a bit vague for me. What is a bad project?
it's different for everyone.
for me: if there is no traction within the first 3 months.
In this case it is not really a failure or bad project, just an abandonment
Thanks for sharing your tips John. I especially agree with 13 and 14. I have also always be averse to Twitter(X), but realize i need to embrace it, since every other independent businesses owner seems to agree with you
I was ignoring twitter since 2007. Just using it for DMs sometimes.
Started with 80 followers this April, got to 9k now, regret not doing this earlier
Thanks for the tips, very helpful!
you are welcome
100% on full stack developers. If everyone can't conceive of how the whole thing works, one day it won't.
I wish I knew some of your friends to invest in, what a great principle.
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