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What do you do to push through "when no one cares"?

It's been two years since I started building my company (https://www.getlago.com/) and I've finally written about the hardest part about building (for me), which was "pushing through when no one seemed to care".

https://github.com/getlago/lago/wiki/About-pushing-through-when-«-no-one-cares-»

What's your take on that?

on December 15, 2022
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    Hey - please consider adding your product to IH. Much easier for us to see your timeline, growth path.. how you tracking. Good, bad and ugly. it is what we are here for -- to help.

    I see you keep posting your product everywhere.. but no product listed. Is there a reason?

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    More of these articles, please! I'm tired of reading those bogus founder success stories. I think the "no one cares" phenomenon is impacted by these factors:

    • Globalization, there's a new startup every day from every corner of the world, and people don't want to spend time trying new stuff anymore. I remember times when Playstation 1 was popular, there were so few games that we were super excited to try a new game.
    • Your product solves an actual problem, but it takes time to understand it. It's not a flashy mobile game that everyone can try and instantly get excited about.

    I'm experiencing the same thing with my startup (onegen.io). I feel like getting negative feedback is better than getting nothing. I'm trying to think of two things when I need to push forward.

    1. Would I regret it if I quit now and got a full-time job?
    2. My passion for the product - I want to work on it