Product-market fit (PMF) is not just about having a good product, but also about having the right user and timing aligned.PMF occurs when users start pulling the product instead of needing persuasion.Teams often fake PMF by having a few users, but true PMF is when the market refuses to let you shut down the product.PMF is a phase shift, not a finish line, with stages of growth to progress through.Market gap analysis and understanding users' pains are crucial in achieving PMF.Having a clear vision and aligning with users' beliefs drive product adoption.Anticipating and addressing user resistance is essential for product success.Assisted onboarding can help users understand the product faster, leading to quicker value realization.Observing user behavior is key as actions speak louder than words and surveys.The story and value proposition of a product significantly impact its success and adoption.