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The hardest and easiest ways to start a business

The hardest way to start:

  • Make a deck
  • Don’t share your idea
  • Use code/hire programmers

The easiest way to start:

  • Build V1 with no-code
  • Get customers
  • Iterate quickly
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    Yea, this really resonates, Ben. Especially when "Make a deck" is in pursuit of venture capital. I've been down that path and it is not for the faint of heart. And even if you're planning on fundraising, it's going to be a lot easier if you've already got a product (no-code or otherwise) and customers.

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    Ideally yes. But it is not alway possible to do nocode

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      everything depends. but curious on what situations wouldn't allow for using no-code tools.

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