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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2026 · 16 MIN

Where Do I Start? How to Find a Problem Worth Solving

from The Start Up Student · host Kaitlin Fritz

Not sure where to start with your startup idea? In this episode of The Startup Student, I explain why every successful business begins with a problem. Learn why so many startups fail because they lack market need, how to niche down, why you should fall in love with the problem, and how to write a clear problem statement that guides your customer validation and pitch deck.00:00 Where do I start?02:20 Why so many startups fail06:27 Fall in love with the problem11:49 How to write a problem statementWAYS TO KEEP LEARNING FROM ME FOUNDER PITCH REVIEWSIf you are seeking to raise investment, pitch at a competition, or communicate your venture to a client, then inquire about a pitching deep dive at [email protected] NEWSLETTERGet the latest takes, behind the scenes, checklists and insights on The Startup Student substack here: thestartupstudent.substack.comWORKSHOPS, TEACHING, AND SPEAKINGI’d love to come to your campus, society, or conference and share venture creation learnings in person. Drop my team a line at [email protected]. LET’S CONNECT Personal @_kaitlinfritz_ Podcast @the.startup.student Follow on Linkedin at Kaitlin Fritz

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