99% OF MVPs ARE DEAD ON ARRIVAL. Not because the product sucks. But because the founder built something no one asked for. Here’s why your MVP will fail without research and how to avoid being next:.🧵

Over the last few days, I’ve been deep in a conversation with a SaaS founder. No pitch. No fluff. Just helping for free, breaking down tech, product, growth, and all the mess in between. Then he asked:.“Can you help me fix what’s broken. and make this faster, simpler,.

Got an idea but not sure how to turn it into a working MVP fast?. I’ve helped founders go from idea → MVP in under 30 days. Let’s chat founder-to-founder:.💡 Discuss your real problem.🛠️ Plan out a lean MVP.💰 Do it without raising a dollar.Book a quick call and I’ll walk you.

9⃣ Stop being the smartest broke person in the room. 💡 Ideas = free.📦 Execution = profit. So stop waiting. Launch the damn product.

8⃣ Here's what actually pays bills. ➡️ The ugly V1.➡️ The hacked backend.➡️ The buggy demo.➡️ The shipped code. Every line of code that’s launched is worth more than a thousand ideas that live in Notion.

7⃣ Real Founder Example. “I waited 6 months to build the perfect AI tool. Someone launched a worse version on Product Hunt. He went viral. I’m still tweaking settings…”. Execution always beats intention.

6⃣ 90% of wannabe founders quit at this stage:. They confuse. ✨ Inspiration with execution.🧠 Strategy with momentum.💬 Brainstorms with value. You don’t need “more time.”.You need a launch tweet.

5⃣ You’re 3 steps away from winning. Pick one pain. Build the duct-tape version.Ship with a “launch now, fix later” mindset. That’s the formula.

4⃣ The faster you ship, the faster you learn. No launch = no feedback.No feedback = no product.No product = no income. And no nobody’s impressed by your idea until it works in the wild.

3⃣Meet the 2 Founders. Founder A:. Built a pixel-perfect prototype. Still hasn’t launched. Owes $1,300 in rent. Founder B:. Shipped an ugly tool in 4 days. Now makes $2,200/month. You choose who wins.

2⃣ The Brutal Truth. Execution is messy. Execution is hard. Execution wins. You don’t need a master plan. You need a Stripe account and a broken landing page with an Ugly MVP that works just enough.

1⃣ Think I’m exaggerating?.Ask yourself:. How many side projects do you have “almost ready”?.Now ask how many shipped?. Exactly.

YOUR IDEAS WON’T PAY RENT. You can brainstorm all year. Perfect the design. Polish the pitch. But if you don’t ship?.You don’t eat. This is how execution-starved founders are going broke with million-dollar ideas that never launch 🧵

Building an MVP?. This 1 hack saved me 20+ hours/week:. Ship ugly first. Build only painkillers. Use 2-hour focus sprints. Perfection kills momentum. Speed is your edge. What’s your #1 productivity hack? 👇.

Got an idea but not sure how to turn it into a working MVP fast?. I’ve helped founders go from idea → MVP in under 30 days. Let’s chat founder-to-founder:.💡 Discuss your real problem.🛠️ Plan out a lean MVP.💰 Do it without raising a dollar. Book a quick call, and I’ll walk you.

9⃣ You’re not losing to better code. You’re losing to momentum. You don’t need polish. You don’t need investors. You need users who see you moving now. Because every delay gives someone else your shot.

8⃣ Here’s how to beat perfection. 1. Pick the smallest painful problem.2. Build only the solution.3. Launch in public.4. Let users pull the next features out of you. Launch > Feedback > Iterate > Win.

7⃣ Real founder story. I was scared to launch because it wasn’t ready. Someone launched a worse version 2 weeks later. They got 1,000 users. I’m still fixing the dashboard….

6⃣ What does “fast” look like?. 1 weekend MVP.10 DMs to validate.Launch with 3 bugs.Fix on the fly.Grow with real users. Speed is your only edge against Big Tech.

5⃣ Founders are shipping faster than teams. No meetings.No bureaucracy.No excuses. They launch in public. They build with feedback. They iterate in real time. You? Still tweaking the logo.

4⃣ The new rule of a founder. Done beats perfect.Today beats tomorrow.1 user beats 100 plans. Your biggest competitor isn’t another startup. It’s your hesitation.