Is "12 startups in 12 months" a reliable strategy for building a successful startup?
Context: I'm currently in high school and my goal is to create a micro SaaS startup generating roughly 10k MRR. I have very basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but am looking to learn more.
Is "12 startups in 12 months" a reliable strategy for building a successful startup?
Is there a better approach?
I don't know anything about you or your ideas, but forcing yourself to create a finished product in a month or less is a great way to learn, and also hopefully avoid the issue you see on here all the time of people building for months or years before finding out nobody wants the product.
You'll quickly find out distribution is the hardest part, getting people to actually use what you build.
Best of luck, when in doubt err on the side of action rather than research or building technical pieces just because it's easier than trying to market a product.
https://www.ycombinator.com/library/4Q-a-minimum-viable-product-is-not-a-product-it-s-a-process
Makes sense, thanks!