I always procrastinate cleaning my room because mentally there are a lot of vague steps I need to do, so I made this checklist that is inspired by cooking recipes and you can just blindly follow the steps without having that mental friction/burden in your head.
Let me know what you think, and would love any suggestions too <3
Learned a few days ago that for most products the first few customers are people whom the founder personally knows who are in the niche where the founders are personally in.
If you managed to do this, would love to listen to your story on what niche you are in, how you got into it, and how you discover and personally know the people with problems you can solve. This can be something we all can learn and benefit from as a starting step!
Learned a few days ago that for most products the first few customers are people whom the founder personally knows who are in the niche where the founders are personally in.
If you managed to do this, would love to listen to your story on what niche you are in, how you got into it, and how you discover and personally know the people with problems you can solve. This can be something we all can learn and benefit from as a starting step!
Learned a few days ago that for most products the first few customers are people whom the founder personally knows who are in the niche where the founders are personally in.
If you managed to do this, would love to listen to your story on what niche you are in, how you got into it, and how you discover and personally know the people with problems you can solve. This can be something we all can learn and benefit from as a starting step!
Honestly I think this is a problem most founders face when trying to start their entrepreneurship journey, getting past the "barrier" of the first customer is a big wall to tackle.
If you have passed this part of the journey it'd be great for you to share how exactly you get your first (and second and third) customer! Maybe there's something we all can learn from/replicate :)
Honestly I think this is a problem most founders face when trying to start their entrepreneurship journey, getting past the "barrier" of the first customer is a big wall to tackle.
If you have passed this part of the journey it'd be great for you to share how exactly you get your first (and second and third) customer! Maybe there's something we all can learn from/replicate :)