Founders waste energy defending their ideas instead of testing them. The market doesn't care if you're right, only if you solve a real problem. Stop debating and start validating.
Building a company is not a debate competition, yet many founders become emotionally attached to being right. They defend their assumptions instead of testing them, explain away negative feedback, and then spend more energy proving themselves correct than discovering the truth. Newsflash, the market doesn't care how strongly you believe in something. It only cares when you're solving a real problem.
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