I've been reading about Minimum Viable Products (MVP) and how they're a game changer for creating successful products. An MVP lets you test your product idea early on without going all in, which helps in understanding what your users truly want instead of guessing. The stats are pretty convincing - 72% of startups use MVPs, which helps them adapt based on user feedback and reduces the risk of failure. It seems like a smart way to save resources and ensure that there's actual demand for the product. I'm curious, have you built an MVP before? What tips do you have for getting the most valuable feedback from early adopters?