What I liked
My first months in a startup taught me that progress is rarely as straightforward as it looks from the outside. I had a clear idea, but turning it into something useful required constant adjustments. While exploring different ways to organize the project, I came across 1stmile and found it helpful as another reference point for thinking about the next stage. I then changed my routine by reviewing priorities every Friday instead of making decisions randomly during the week. I also started collecting short comments from potential users and comparing them with my own assumptions. This revealed several weak points that I would probably have ignored otherwise. The biggest lesson for me was that flexibility matters more than trying to make the original plan perfect. Small changes, tested regularly, eventually gave the project a much clearer direction.
What I didn't like
A Practical Lesson From My Startup Experience
My overall impression
A Practical Lesson From My Startup Experience
