One Killer Idea Can Actually Sink Your Startup

To offer a successful product, you need to build a solution bridge

6 min readJun 28, 2021

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How long have you been working on that one killer idea that’s going to rocket your startup into the stratosphere?

I’ve actually got a great example of my own. Just yesterday, I was out with some friends, and one of them started complaining about a…

Joe Procopio

Written by Joe Procopio

Multi-exit, multi-failure entrepreneur. NLG pioneer & eService expert. Building TeachingStartup.com & GetSpiffy.com. Uncommon founder. More at joeprocopio.com

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