I used to believe entrepreneurship was about having a perfect idea.
Turns out, it’s mostly about having the right skills and learning by doing.
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I love how this breaks down the myth that you need a perfect idea to start something. It's so true that it's the skills you develop along the way that end up making all the difference.
Very well written!
Thanks a lot! 🙌 Really appreciate that!
Talking to users is only half the skill. The other half—the more reliable half—is learning to observe them without prompting. Users often miscommunicate, over-explain, or try to impress you. Their behavior, not their words, reveals the real product requirements.
That’s a great point.
I’ve noticed users sometimes describe what they think they want, but their actual workflow tells a different story.
Exactly. Behavior never lies.
Talking reveals stories.
Observation reveals systems.
Well said. Stories explain intent, but systems reveal truth.
I have a habit of creating stuff, and batlle with promoting it, this time i want to do it the right way and looking for suggestions
That’s super relatable. A lot of builders struggle more with distribution than creation. You’re not alone.
Good to know im not alone. So skills developers actually need is marketing
Exactly. Building is step one. Helping people discover and understand what you built is the real multiplier.
Sounds good, Very helpful!
Glad it helped! Appreciate you reading 🙌
Been working in this space for a while now, and knowing your client, having a good relationship outside of work with them, definitely works more for me than any tech skills.
That’s a great point. Relationships definitely open doors.