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Tiago Forte • Building a Second Brain: A Proven Method to Organize Your Digital Life and Unlock Your Creative Potential
As a seed-stage investor at First Round Capital, I get to meet a lot of founders who are exploring and validating their ideas. It’s an exciting time for them and, as a former founder myself, I relate to the thrill and anxiety of just getting started. You believe you’re onto something and feel ready to bring your idea to life, but there’s also a lot... See more
Lenny's Newsletter • How to validate your startup idea
our odds of success increase when we readily share ideas and seek out discoveries that have already been made by others in our industry.
Scott Belsky • Making Ideas Happen: Overcoming the Obstacles Between Vision and Reality
To find good angles about your core idea, you need to map out your ideas in a structured way to see their relationships
Rhea Wessel • Write Like a Thought Leader: How to Find a Constant Stream of Story Ideas to Position Yourself As the Go-To Expert in Your Niche
I am fairly certain you will get very excited by many of the ideas you discover. But that doesn't mean you should just go ahead and build them. In most cases, we will still need to test them to ensure they are valuable and usable for our customers, are feasible for our engineers, and are viable for our business.
Marty Cagan • INSPIRED: How to Create Tech Products Customers Love (Silicon Valley Product Group)
Testing and reducing risk To test a big business idea you break it down into smaller chunks of testable hypotheses. These hypotheses cover three types of risk. First, that customers aren’t interested in your idea (desirability). Second, that you can’t build and deliver your idea (feasibility). Third, that you can’t earn enough money from your idea
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