I recently chatted with a VC that changed my perspective on building

I recently chatted with a VC about
Crewcharge and here's one advice that changed how I viewed things as an indiehacker.

I showed them a bunch of features and how my product had the end to end ecosystem to accompany several companies.

Their reply?

Build a sharp knife that does one job extremely well, instead of an swiss army knife.

Stop building features. Make one feature unbelievably good.

What would it take for a company that has 100,000 leads every month to use your product even if it's the smallest use-case?

This was a shocker to me as this was the exact mistake I did! Hope this helps (if you are looking for investment down the lane)