What's the most valuable lesson you've learned this year?

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Theressa Torres · Accepted Answer

how to say "no" without guilt

Kane · Answer

A great product is 1, and marketing is 0.

At first, we focused solely on building the product and overlooked marketing, which led to our failure. 
Then we shifted to over-marketing, but that just hid our product flaws.

So now, I prioritize validating product data on a small scale before diving into marketing. That's the biggest takeaway for me this year! 🚀

Business Marketing with Nika · Answer

Delegate tasks. It doesn't save only your time but also common senses.

Sergey Koshevoy · Answer

This year, the most valuable lesson I've learned is the importance of adaptability. Whether it's navigating unexpected challenges or adjusting to new tools and methods, being flexible has been essential.

TJ Larkin · Answer

Less hustle, more focus. I believe success isn't about doing more things, it's about doing the right things well. Focusing on the things that move the needle more.

Rahul Parmar · Answer

Sometimes, trust needs to be earned, not given freely.

Janak Patel · Answer

The most valuable lesson I’ve learned this year is the importance of adaptability and staying open to change.

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Tons of errors doesn't mean failures if you learn something new everytime. I know sounds easy but it's a cultural bias here in Italy and it's not always easy to escape from those misconceptions

Kushal Gandhi · Answer

This year taught me that embracing change opens doors to unexpected growth.

What's the most valuable lesson you've learned this year?

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