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If You Could Go Back, What Would You Say to Your Younger Self About Building a Startup
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Answer
Before building a startup, build an audience, build a community in the space that you want to sell to. It’s important to get to know people while you’re building your product. Don’t make a product for yourself, but do it for others since they are an important part of the equation.
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