Juan Woodroffe

A signup tells us someone was interested, but it doesn't tell us whether they reached the part of the product that helps them. A user might leave because they got confused, or simply because the product wasn't right for them.

I think a short conversation with someone who didn't finish onboarding could reveal more than a funnel number alone. But it can be hard to get a reply from someone who has already left.

How have you found the point where new users get stuck? What did you change after finding it?

Hey all, first time founder here. I'm having trouble knowing when good enough is good enough.
It's SOO easy to let feature creep take over with AI now days. I've posted on Reddit a few times and I've gotten a few 100 signups and a few of them (~10%) even seem to be sticking. But I don't know whether this means "great, keep improving the product" or "that's good enough, start distributing more aggressively".

Some advice would be appreciated.

Cheers,

Something I started to understand better is that fortune might be the result of the steps we take.

From a young age, I always believed I had some kind of fortune - passing exams, getting license or verified somewhere... Somehow, things worked out for me =D

But getting older and, hopefully, wiser, I started looking at it from another perspective.

I think that fortune comes from the steps we took earlier.