Pivoting for Freedom and Profit

Failed Products: 3, Failed Services: 1 (Experiment and Pivot)

Have you ever wondered how some products succeed despite poor marketing or design?

I’ve realized it’s not always about flashy campaigns. A product can thrive by dominating a niche market with limited competition.

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While I know that functionality and code quality are essential, I prioritize having the best website and user interface, as these can significantly impact user experience.

I expect to make multiple revisions—sometimes up to 20—before I find success. Learning from my failures along the way.

From my experience, I’ve found that documenting repeatable processes is crucial for improving efficiency and delegating tasks.

Managing a team or bringing on business partners can become challenging without transparent processes.

I’m committed to developing straightforward processes for marketing, sales, support, and administrative tasks to streamline operations. Automating your business processes will focus on your aggregated value to the market.

I aim to focus on a market that already shows demand, even if my product doesn’t exist yet.

My ideal market should be online and address a specific need.