the 10k specialists use.

We're only proving the concept at the moment. But would love to hear what you guys would want to see from such a service when it's ready.

PS: It's really hard to build :)

You'll always be playing catchup and you'll lose your originality, your identity.

And if not careful, you can forget why you even started at all.

I hope you find this tip helpful.

Use the hashtag #startupmistakes101 to find my other posts to date.

At worst, they'll fail miserably and you'll keep returning to square one.

I hope you find this tip helpful.

Use the hashtag #startupmistakes101 to find my other posts to date.

The apps you rely on today, from Instagram to Notion, started by doing just one key thing extremely well.

They laser-focused on solving one problem brilliantly, then expanded based on real user demand and behaviour.

Instead we spent countless hours building recirculating funnels for nobody and refining our onboarding based on 10 signups a week.

We should have just made noise, created a mess, and worked out how to make it tidy later.

You spent ages building a product with loads of cool features and you're super proud of it.

And then something amazing happens:

1. Someone actually visited your website
2. Filled in the demo request form
3. And actually turned up to the call

So now what? #StartupMistakes101

Embrace exploring bad ideas to uncover the great ones.

Whether it's writing a CTA or solving a dev problem, opening the floor to all suggestions without judgment is your ticket to the promised land.

Landing directly on the best solution is highly unlikely!

Why are my @notion.com shortcuts failing half the time on iOS?

Made two simple shortcuts to quickly log thoughts/ideas on the go. Worked great for about a day, now I copy everything before I submit as it's likely I'll need to try 2-3 times. Any ideas or switch back to notes?