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Watch someone build something.
Polished. Perfect. Well-designed.
Nobody buys it.
So they polish more. Get feedback. Improve it.
Still nobody buys.
But here's the thing they don't check:
Are they building for the person who actually needs it?
Or are they building for the person they think needs it?
Because those are different people.
And building for the wrong person is a waste.
No amount of polish fixes that.
Person A: Builds the perfect solution for "entrepreneurs." Generic group. Nobody buys.
Person B: Builds okay solution for "bootstrapped founders who made their first $50K." Specific person. Everyone buys.
Same market. Different target.
Person B won because they built for a real person.
Not an imaginary general audience.
Here's the distinction:
Wrong person = you guess who needs it.
Right person = they tell you they need it.
Wrong person = you assume the problem.
Right person = they articulated the problem.
You find the right person by listening.
Not to everyone. To the people who are actually struggling.
The ones talking about it. Complaining about it. Willing to pay to fix it.
Those are your people.
But most builders skip that part.
They assume they know the problem.
Build the solution.
Then wonder why nobody buys.
I built something I thought solopreneurs needed.
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Spent months polishing it.
Nobody cared.
Then I talked to actual solopreneurs struggling with one specific thing.
Realized I was building for the wrong problem.
Changed the focus. Rebuilt for the actual problem.
Suddenly it mattered.
Because I was finally building for the real person.
Not the imaginary one.
So here's the question:
Are you building for someone real?
Someone who told you they need this?
Someone already struggling with this problem?
If not, you're building for the wrong person.
And no amount of polish will fix that.
Talk soon, Dyl - Founder of Relentlece.
P.S. Who exactly are you building for? Can you name them? If not, you're building for the wrong person.
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