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01 Is your product a vitamin or a morphine?
Having a great technical idea is a cent a dozen and does not mean you have a business. The real challenge is finding a hair-on-fire problem that makes users desperate for your specific solution.The discussion focuses on why successful founders prioritize the 3Ds: disruptive business models, discontinuous innovations, and defensible moats. To succeed, a startup must provide an order of magnitude improvement to overcome the natural risk and inertia inherent in switching to a new solution.Why asking users "what are all the reasons you would not buy" is more valuable than a pitch.Differentiating…
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