Building the product isn't the hard part.
Finding people who already have the problem is.
I spent weeks thinking, "If I make PromptProbe better, users will come."
They didn't.
Then I started replying to founders on X and Indie Hackers, asking questions instead of pitching.
Those conversations taught me more than hours of building.
I'm starting to believe early-stage distribution is less about marketing and more about having useful conversations with the right people.
What's one lesson your startup taught you this week?