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One of the most pervasive misconceptions in the startup world is that entrepreneurs must leave their day jobs to fully commit to their venture. Moria compares this to "jumping off a cliff with no parachute." He advocates for a more cautious approach: testing your business idea part-time before going all in. By achieving what he terms "problem-solution fit," founders can gain crucial insight into whether their product resonates with potential customers. This initial phase should ideally take no more than 90 days, involving just 10 to 15 hours of dedicated effort per week.