omer traction can be difficult //
It is difficult to start a new business. This involves a complex web of suppliers, partners and customers, technologies, processes, employees, logos and capital.
It’s easy for you to get distracted along the way. But focusing on what is difficult will help you move forward.
Spend time brainstorming with your corporate lawyer to come up with ways to make your Terms of Service more interesting.
It is impossible to complete all the tasks required when starting a business. Most of these tasks are important but not sufficient. They are necessary, but they will not be enough to create the change you want.
Every new project, if it is to succeed, must bring about change.
We focus on the tasks we know and can do.
It’s an act of hiding.
It is worth noting that:
It’s not the hardest part that will cost you the most. It’s not difficult if you can get the job done by an expert. Just expensive. Renting an email server is cheaper than building your own. If you’re interested in becoming a book editor, printing, typesetting and copyediting aren’t difficult. You can find people willing to help you.
Customer traction is the hard part. Are you able to find enough customers willing to pay a fair price, and spread the word about your project? If customers are bringing you more customers and these customers generate more revenue than expenses, then you have a worthwhile project.
The founder may be misallocating every minute he spends on this problem.
