The struggles of a perfectionist when launching a product and how to avoid them

Let me tell you a few things that happened before the today's lauch ( https://www.producthunt.com/posts/adstral-startup-recommendations ) and how you can avoid my pitfalls:

• If you don't know what to do, then do what you know how to do. Struggling with finishing a product? Build just the landing page and use it as a measure of market demand (look into pretotyping to do that properly)

• If you don't know what product to build, approach the subject as a puzzle. What puzzle you would like to solve? Perhaps solving a puzzle indicates the product that can solve a problem for a vast audience.

• If you don't know where to launch, then launch to the places you use yourself. Especially if you are the type of person that could be a customer when it comes to your product. (Which is a good idea btw. Not a necessity, but it helps)

• If you cannot control yourself, then control what controls you. For example I struggle to finish tasks before "they are good enough". What helps me if to reshape the thinking - instead of placing a threshold on quality (where goal is to reach the quality threshold in as short time as possible), place it on time (deliver the maximal quality you can in the alloted time) - works wonders, really. Control what controls you by giving a friend $1000 dollars which they can only give back to you if you make it in time. Of course the $1000 is just a figure here, use whatever actually scares you. This way I finally finished the landing page, it's not perfect, but it's GOOD ENOUGH. ( https://adstra.ai/go-recommendations?ref=IH0410 )

One last thing I struggle with is social media. How do you guys build audiences (for example on Twitter, which for me is still a hard thing - https://twitter.com/paus_one)?