Before you think about ideas, understand this first
Most people who start building digital products bring instincts shaped by the physical world. They think about costs, delivery, customers, and effort in ways that have served humans well for centuries of commerce.
Those instincts aren't wrong. But in digital, some of them will lead you in the wrong direction — about pricing, about growth, about what to build, and about when to launch it.
Digital products don't behave like traditional products. They operate by a different set of rules. And once you understand those rules, a lot of things click into place: why certain businesses grow so fast, why tiny teams can compete with large companies, and why the decisions that matter most in digital aren't always the obvious ones.
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