Oct 14, 2026 · 18 min · 9 segments
A new player enters your market and suddenly you feel small, behind, and sad. That feeling is a signal, not a verdict. Here's how to turn competitors into the reason you work harder, get sharper, and…
If you are in an industry that there is no competition, there's something wrong, or you might be way more advanced than your, your age, than your industry.
That means there is no marketplace for your product, which is a whole problem to deal with, and this is a whole to-topic to talk about.
Because sometimes the problem for founder is that they have the product, but they can't find the product market fit.
Sometimes there is no market for the product that they have built, and they have to try to build that market on their own, which if they succeed to do it, it's a big hit, big jackpot.
But sometimes it's too much hassle, and people might not get it at the time being, but 10 years from now, 15 years from now, 20 years from now, yes, it can work.
Just like, um, you know, the-there's this famous professor in the University of Canada, AI universities, that I forgot his name, that it was around like 20, 25 years ago, where he was talking about AI and, you know, the benefits of AI and artificial int-intelligence, and they fired the poor guy out of the university because they were like, "He's delusional, and, um, his mind is not stable, and he's, uh, you know, giving false news and fake news to the students.
And what is he talking about? What AI? What artificial intelligence?" And at the end, like, I mean, they fired the poor guy and destroyed his career because he was, he was way more advanced than his current market and his age, right? So, but now, again, let's get back to the competition.
If you are in an industry that there is no competition, there's something wrong, or you might be way more advanced than your, your age, than your industry.
That means there is no marketplace for your product, which is a whole problem to deal with, and this is a whole to-topic to talk about.
Because sometimes the problem for founder is that they have the product, but they can't find the product market fit.
Sometimes there is no market for the product that they have built, and they have to try to build that market on their own, which if they succeed to do it, it's a big hit, big jackpot.
But sometimes it's too much hassle, and people might not get it at the time being, but 10 years from now, 15 years from now, 20 years from now, yes, it can work.
Just like, um, you know, the-there's this famous professor in the University of Canada, AI universities, that I forgot his name, that it was around like 20, 25 years ago, where he was talking about AI and, you know, the benefits of AI and artificial int-intelligence, and they fired the poor guy out of the university because they were like, "He's delusional, and, um, his mind is not stable, and he's, uh, you know, giving false news and fake news to the students.
And what is he talking about? What AI? What artificial intelligence?" And at the end, like, I mean, they fired the poor guy and destroyed his career because he was, he was way more advanced than his current market and his age, right? So, but now, again, let's get back to the competition.
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