So I've been working on this projects for arounds 3 weeks. For the past few weeks, I’ve been doing what I think a lot of early founders do when they’re scared without fully admitting they’re scared. I hid behind “strategy”. Go-to-market strategy. Product thinking. Positioning. Market research. Notion docs. Random frameworks. The whole fake-productivity cinematic universe. And to be fair, some of it was useful. But let’s be honest: a big part of it was procrastination. I was avoiding the one thing that actually mattered: talking to potential users. Partly because I’m introverted. Partly because I didn’t want to bother people. And mostly because talking to real users means reality can hit back. Your idea can sound less smart. Your assumptions can collapse. You can realize nobody cares. Very fun, very chill. So today I hit the point where the pain of not actually moving forward became bigger than the fear of talking to people.…