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What was the first assumption about your startup that turned out to be completely wrong? I will not promote.
At first, I was convinced that solving one specific problem would make everything else fall into place. Instead, I realized that every stage brought a completely different challenge. The thing I thought would matter most was not always what actually held the startup back. Looking back, I think every founder has at least one assumption that turned out to be completely wrong. What was yours and how did it change the way you built your startup? submitted by /u/ahad3107a [l...
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