5 Assumptions that Make Startup INVESTORS Say NO

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0:00 - 5 Assumptions
2:55 - 1. Founder-Problem Fit
5:37 - 2. Founder-Market Fit
8:42 - 3. Problem-Solution Fit
11:19 - 4. Product-Market Fit
15:17 - 5. Business-Model Fit

[@mindlessthoughts5592]

I think it can be simplified to the most basic principle. Supply and demand. Whatever you are creating…..There needs to be a demand that you must first validate before you create a supply for it. Then you must validate that is the correct solution via asking for $ for it(while being profitable). Then you can scale. If you can do that then everything else can work itself out if you’re willing to grind. - Am I assuming Ed? Or do you think this is what things pretty much boil down to?

[@edkang99]

Yup. Supply and demand is a good way to put it, especially if you want investors. You have to prove there is demand AND you can create the PROFITABLE supply.