Most pivots usually start with small things: people signing up but not coming back, features that don’t really move anything, or users using your product in ways you didn’t expect.

At some point, you realize it’s not a small tweak problem—it’s a direction problem.

A good pivot isn’t about starting over.
It’s about figuring out what’s actually working, what’s not, and being honest enough to adjust.

That could mean:
changing who you’re building for, what problem you’re solving, or how you’re getting your product in front of people.

But the important part is this: don’t pivot on instinct alone.
Talk to users, look at the data, test small before going all in.

And once you decide, move.
Not recklessly, but without dragging it out.

Because at that point, you’re not fixing a version of the old product—you’re testing a new one.

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