The answer is to test the waters with an MVP. Take your product idea and shave it down until it is just one dedicated tool that you can build in a few weeks – a tool that solves a specific problem. Build just that product, promote it, and gather feedback. Then you’ll have real data to decide on your next course of action. This is the same path that

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A great business idea isn’t enough. You need to quickly and cheaply test your assumptions to establish whether your product meets the needs of a market and fills this niche well enough for people to pay for it. The early days of a startup should involve constraint testing, tweaking and learning with the ultimate goal of discovering product/market f

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