No competition
No competition usually means there’s not a real problem.
Jake Knapp • Click: The practical and effective guide to developing successful new ideas quickly, from the New York Times bestselling authors
The truth is, you should be looking for hard things. The hard things are what keep the competition away. The hard things are what create barriers to entry. The hard things are the things that, once you push through, make it nearly impossible for anyone else to follow.
Or, as I always tell my students: The hardest-working entrepreneur will always... See more
Or, as I always tell my students: The hardest-working entrepreneur will always... See more