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The Top 20 Reasons Startups Fail

Work life balance is not something that startup founders often get and so the risk of ... writing, “Startups fail when they are not solving a market problem. We ...

Startup founders are building startups... - Startup Economist ...

Startup founders are building startups to solve the problems they face as entrepreneurs ... Startups Solving Founders' Problems are Failing. Here's a problem that ...

"Why Startups Fail," with Prof. Tom Eisenmann - Angel Invest Boston

You're bottling it up and it's going to find other ways to catch up with you and cause some trouble. The advice to the founder is alternate ...

The 10 most common reasons why startups fail

Many startup founders are technicians and engineers at heart – meaning that they want to build the perfect product or solution to one problem ...

The 13 Top Reasons Why Startups Fail

Sometimes, startup Founders just come up short when it comes to product. That could be because they don't actually know what they're doing. It could also be ...

How to Fix the Co-Founder Fights You're Sick of Having

Few co-founder relationships survive the pressure — research shows that 65% of startups fail because of interpersonal tensions within the founding team. That's ...

A Deep Dive in Problem Definition for Startups and Innovation Teams

As a startup founder, investor, accelerator manager, or mentor you want to do everything you can to mitigate these failure rates and the one way ...

How to Get Startup Ideas - Paul Graham

It sounds obvious to say you should only work on problems that exist. And yet by far the most common mistake startups make is to solve problems no one has.

12 ways to fail a cybersecurity startup - by Ross Haleliuk

Not every solution to an important problem can be a foundation upon which a successful company can be built. Moreover, not everything needs to ...

Ask HN: Why are most US startups not solving novel problems?

The other possibility is that people are well aware of the problem and everyone before you that has tried to solve it has failed. You will need ...

Why Startup Consulting is a Bad Idea - Karl Hughes

1. Founders Have Unrealistic Expectations · 2. Price Sensitivity · 3. Startups Need More Hands Not Brains · 4. Consultants Don't Share the “Vision”.

Entrepreneurial mindset for startup founders: 4 stages of problem ...

“If founders do not train themselves to clearly map out the issues they wish to solve, the product they build will not be successful. We should ...

Alexis Ohanian on X: "You are not your startup. Most startups *will ...

You are not your startup. Most startups *will* fail, but that doesn't mean their ... problem to solve. But you DO have to keep building.

The Pitfalls (and How to Avoid Them) for Cybersecurity Startup ...

According to a study by CB Insights, 42% of startups fail due to the lack of market need for their product. Additionally, 29% fail because they ...

UX Design for Startups: Problem-Solving or Problem-Preventing?

A story of my startup failure offers a fresh perspective on how to approach problems as a founding team.

Does every startup need to solve a problem? - OpinionX

1) The problem must be important. Every product sits at a point between burning problem and mild inconvenience. The best products solve hair on ...

7 Reasons Why News Startups Fail - MediaShift

Even if complementary skills come together in a startup, founders cannot solve all challenges on their own. From day one, they need support ...

Avoiding Founder Failure: 26 Quick Tips and Real Data - OnStartups

I've written about this topic before in "Important Questions Startup Co-Founders Should Ask Each Other". There are only two times when lack of ...

Why Startups Fail: A Harvard Business School Professor's Letter to a ...

I want to warn you about the challenges that you'll face when leading an early-stage venture. Believe me, managing a late-stage startup brings ...

Episode 139: Why Startups Fail and How You Can Avoid That with ...

In this episode of Product Thinking, Tom Eisenmann, Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School, joins Melissa Perri to ...