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Question 1 of 3
Which statement do you believe is the single most valuable asset a first-time founder gains from their first startup experience?
A successful, paying customer base and early revenue.
A refined, well-coded, and professional product.
An unshakeable, hard-won understanding of what not to do next time.
Question 2 of 3
A first-time founder has spent 12 months working on their startup. Which outcome is the better use of that time?
They spent 12 months in stealth mode, perfecting the product and never launching, to avoid public failure.
They spent 12 months, launched 3 flawed versions, pivoted twice, and ultimately shut down, but now have market feedback.
Question 3 of 3
If you had the choice, what would you rather possess at the end of your first startup attempt?
A business that is $75%$ perfect but only provides you with $25%$ of the market-tested knowledge you need.
A business that is $25%$ perfect but provides you with $75%$ of the market-tested knowledge you need.