Holly Jones
@hollyjones1.bsky.social
That fear assumes our obsession with speed and iteration produced reliable results.
But the numbers tell a different story…
42% of failed startups cited “no market need” as a reason—making it the #1 cause of failure.
But the numbers tell a different story…
42% of failed startups cited “no market need” as a reason—making it the #1 cause of failure.
April 2, 2025 at 6:28 PM
That fear assumes our obsession with speed and iteration produced reliable results.
But the numbers tell a different story…
42% of failed startups cited “no market need” as a reason—making it the #1 cause of failure.
But the numbers tell a different story…
42% of failed startups cited “no market need” as a reason—making it the #1 cause of failure.