When Your MVP Is Too Small
The standard MVP advice can backfire. Sometimes minimum viable isn't minimum valuable, and a too-small product generates noise, not signal.
The standard MVP advice can backfire. Sometimes minimum viable isn't minimum valuable, and a too-small product generates noise, not signal.
Founders obsess over market opportunities but skip the most important question: why are you the right person to build this? Fit matters more than opportunity.
Before you look for a developer or cofounder, answer this: do you know if anyone wants what you're building? Are you sure software is the answer?
The cofounder search costs more than time: it costs optionality and equity. Here's what matchmaking events don't tell you.
Written for founders. The advice to find a technical cofounder assumes a venture path most companies never take. Why the search fails, and what works.