Instead of stuff like this, could you just say what you're saying? Tell us about your actual experience. What's your product? Who are/were your competitors? How did you slowly add features to your product whilst holding onto customers in the face of much more well-funded competition? I'm assuming that, as a founder, you have concrete stories to tell, here, that might be quite helpful. As is, it's too vague to be of any use.
Otherwise, this post would have the exact same informational content if you just wrote:
"I took things slowly with my product, but it's getting better bit by bit, and I'm okay with that."
I've written more about my startup experiences here with less prose and more instruction:
* http://blog.limedaring.com/why-im-an-entrepreneur
* http://www.limedaring.com/the-worst-enemy-to-my-startup-is-d...
* http://www.limedaring.com/im-a-designer-who-learned-django-a...
I appreciate the reminder that slow and steady is ok even though its not what you generally read about.