Most startup failures don't happen because the product was poorly built.
They happen because founders spend months building features customers never asked for.
Before writing a single line of code, validate the problem, define the core user journey, and identify the smallest solution that delivers value.
A focused MVP can teach you more in 30 days than a full product can teach you in a year.
At Foundersbar, we've seen founders save months of development time simply by reducing scope and validating assumptions first.
What's the biggest feature you removed from an MVP that turned out to be unnecessary?
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