Most startups don’t fail because the idea was bad. They fail because: - No one knew about it - The execution was slow - The founder gave up too early Execution > Ideas

Growth takes time. The first 100 users feel impossible. The next 1,000 come faster. Momentum builds, but only if you keep pushing.

@roshanstagger yessir!

@PaulTheLi perfectly said💪🏻

@fjmellq Well said Filip!

@chrislutzxy is it too complex for you to build it? or are you just adding new things "trying to make it perfect"?

@rodrgds iterate and gather feedback - over and over again

@PaulEnu_ I sent you one rn. I've been having problems with X for the past few days - it keep flagging me thinking I'm a bot... I can't even like comments from people

@PaulEnu_ speed always wins!!🤝

@dimov_vladyslav so true...

@lc_ancez sadly yes, it’s easier to quit and hope the next project will grow on its own, but it is never like that

@arinzeonye exactly, nothing happens overnight

@alexolim_ VIRAL

Building fast is great - but don’t confuse speed with impatience. Launching is just the beginning. Growth, iteration, and real success take time.

@boomaday Yes!! Embrace every small win since one day you're gonna hit the big one

@HandsOnAngel1 🎯💪

@bodefreelance Never stopping is the formula to succeed

@DigitalLauraA couldn't agree more!

@clivassy good luck!