Lessons from Prefer
The journey with Prefer highlighted the rarity and challenge of achieving true product market fit, a lesson that was underestimated. While one co-founder favored rapid iteration, the other emphasized the importance of crafting polished products, revealing a tension between speed and quality. Reflecting on this experience, a deeper appreciation for the time and effort needed in product development emerged, suggesting that more patience could have led to different outcomes.In this clip
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