10 Questions
What is the topic of discussion in this conversation?
When to trust your gut as a startup founder
What is the typical background of a founder in situation one?
They worked at a company and built a valuable tool
What is the 'comic book version' of trusting your gut?
Talking to no one and trusting your instincts
What is the opposite extreme of trusting your gut?
Only talking to customers and ignoring your instincts
What is the advice for founders in situation one?
Trust your gut a little more than you think
What is the benefit of having expertise in a particular area?
You can self-discern and understand other people's opinions
What is the purpose of the 'mom test'?
To validate your ideas with customers
What is the type of founder who is more likely to trust their gut?
One with a lot of experience and expertise
What is the danger of not trusting your gut at all?
You may develop a product that no one wants
What is the advice for founders who don't know what to work on?
Talk to people and they'll tell you what to work on
Explore the importance of instinct and intuition in decision-making for startup founders. Learn when to rely on expert advice and when to trust your own judgment. Join Dalton and Michael in this insightful discussion.
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