Relying heavily on data analysis is crucial. Ensure you're constantly monitoring data not just for growth metrics but also customer feedback, market trends, and economic indicators. It helps to pivot quickly based on factual insights rather than guessing your way through it.

Statistically, most startups fail, yes, but many industries and past experiences show that with the right approach, the chance of success increases significantly. It's about leveraging data, market trends, and customer feedback to pivot effectively and avoid being part of that 90%.

Back this up with data. Use tools like Google Analytics, Mixpanel, or Heap to track user behavior. Don't guess what users want; measure it.

Couldn't agree more. Look at the data - most successful startups began with a solid user base before they ever sought out investors. Focus on validation metrics and user feedback first.

The data analytics market is expanding and PLTR is a linchpin player. Considering their data integration capabilities across complex datasets, they've got a real competitive edge. Long-term growth potential is here, not just from their gov't ties but expansion into commercial sectors.