Everyone says that you need product market fit before you raise scale or higher.

But what does product market fit actually look like?

And what does it mean?

How do you know if you truly hit it or if you're just fooling yourself?

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Welcome back to the episode, everyone. I am here to share another lesson that I have learned

while building RELA. Product Market Fit is one of those buzzwords that you really only hear

in startup talk or startup jarget. I don't really think you're hanging out with your friends

talking about product market fit. I don't even think that if you haven't started a company or haven't thought about started a company,

you've probably ever uttered the words product market fit.

It feels so tech bro-y, but it is an important topic to talk about because product market fit is very important.

And I want to talk about what it means how you know if you found it, how to find it, all of those different things

because I know what it's like to go from thinking that I found it or always wondering like

did we find it and then actually finding it and those are two things that we really need to talk about. Let's go to the

beginning. What does product market fit actually mean beyond the buzzwords and the actual real metrics?

At its core, the simplest way I could describe it is that product market fit is building something

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