No, your product is not good

I'd argue that it's sometimes the opposite?

A painter will always look at their painting and see the thing that isn't quite right. I think the difference is knowing when to put down the brush and stop trying to amend it.

There's a fine line between doing too much and too little.

Don't waste your time and money on a product that's not good.

Our product is not good. Plain and simple.

So True

I usually feel the opposite. I usually think that my product is not very good, and I always see some room for improvement (whether it's a necessary improvement or just procrastination).

Some ideas work well, and some ideas fail it totally depends on the idea, audience, market, business model, need, pricing, and other factors.

If you understand all the above things with defined calculations then you can work correctly and your idea will also work.

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