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You are right that in the end, much like a jigsaw puzzle, the picture should be viewable in any order.
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It wasn’t latent problems, but active problems that a new solution addressed/surfaced that was worth switching for.
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In my last post, I described how sketching an idea on a Lean Canvas is akin to stacking a chain of beliefs.
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First thanks for all the feedback and kind words.
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However, I want to point out that there is a subtle, but critical, difference between idea generation and idea validation.
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I do remember publishing a fill order once where I labeled both problems and customer segment as 1, and people’s heads exploded.
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One might observe a problem, or pick a well-known big problem (like prevent malaria), and then get more specific on customer segmentation.
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That is an actual errata we recently submitted to the publisher.
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A question I get a lot is: Why isn’t the Lean Canvas laid out more logically?
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It’s been a busy 3 weeks since Steve’s last meeting with Mary.
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I often get asked if one can or should model a non-profit using a Lean Canvas.
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But good ideas are rare.
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The biggest cost during this stage is usually time and people.
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The concept of an idea funnel isn’t new.
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thx!
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July is a busy traveling month but would love to see if I can join in Barcelona.
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You should solely be focused just on getting the full story about their last listening session.
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I’m working on my most ambitious project yet.
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On his drive back to the office, Steve can’t help but replay his last conversation with Mary in his mind.
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But that approach still doesn’t guarantee success and still begs the question: “How do you or your clients decide what goes in the MVP?”
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I group it as a part of the “why”.
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I balance writing with many other activities and aim to get an article out a month — end of April /…
I balance writing with many other activities and aim to get an article out a month — end of April / early May is the target.
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You may be building the best solution in the world, but if it’s built in a forest with no path to customers, it will die there too.
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The goal of the first interview is getting them to tell you how they currently solve or attempt to solve problem X without having to…
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The problem/solution fit process described in the post doesn’t start with a solution (at all) but getting that the customer/problem…
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Next, there are many tactics for disarming prospects and setting up initial interviews — where the goal isn’t pitching.
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The course I list below address this.
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Can you give an example of a no-code MVP so we are clear on definitions?
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It’s been a little over 18 months since Steve quit his day job and ventured out on his own.
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thx :)
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Why have 2 canvases (BMC and VPC) when just a Lean Canvas will do?
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If you are trying to sell a trip to Mars (or cure cancer, or …), it would be prudent to de-risk feasibility first to some level — making…
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I will be pitting Eric Waterfall against Mary Lean though in my next storyline.
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Over the last nine years, I’ve had the opportunity to work with thousands of entrepreneurs from all over world which has given me some…
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A lot of Elon Musk’s latest initiatives push the envelope on science — hence the emphasis on first principles.
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The aside backstory for why I picked two guys, is I already had these illustrations from my first book trailer and decided to reuse to ship…
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Someone (in Vancouver) just shared their experience getting a bank loan from a millennial lender who asked them about conversion and referral rates.
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Yes…as long as your business has customers, customers are people and the same dynamics and modeling…
Curious to hear why you think b2b customers might be different?
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Let me know if this sounds familiar… Say you have a promising new idea.
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Building something on time and on budget that no one wants eventually catches up to everyone.
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I share a lot of mindset shift in videos you’ll find at https://leanstack.com.
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In 2009, entrepreneurs from all over the world joined in on a grassroots movement taking place that led to the Lean Startup.
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I am familiar with Tony’s work and have seen many other talks.
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Introducing the “BOOTSTART plan”
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Thx :)
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I was starting my last book and needed to primarily focus on the ideas there and am now sharing how our application of jtbd has evolved…
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In the meanwhile, the way you get unbiased answers is by never asking future looking or hypothetical questions.
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Some examples:
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If you’re making a change, like upgrading a phone system or internal network, that has no end-user facing impact, then they aren’t who you…
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It’s a worthwhile exercise to guess at the customer forces before talking to an actual prospect in order to familiarize yourself with the concepts.