Salim Virani, entreprenerd. Creator of Leancamp.
Salim Virani, entreprenerd. Creator of Leancamp.
I’m awful at taking breaks once I get in the zone, but I’ve noticed that this is counter-productive by the end of the day. What’s “in the zone” earlier in the day ends up being staring at the screen by … Continue reading
These days, we startups are learning from Science and getting comfortable with Uncertainty. Which is why I find the viewpoint in the video below so helpful – it’s a scientist’s view about uncertainty and questioning. And not just any scientist, Beau … Continue reading
When I told a table full of biologists about Lean Startup, one asked, “doesn’t that mean you’re taking the creativity out of entrepreneurship?” I replied, “it means we can test our hypotheses and adapt more quickly. If you could have … Continue reading
via skitch.com Thinking about doing some kind of Earlyvangelist t-shirt for swag or fund-raising for Leancamp. What do you think? Worth paying for? Would you wear something like this? (Tell me like it is – I can take the criticism … Continue reading
via ow.ly When you think a customer group will have a specific problem that’s painful enough that they’re already looking for a solution, you can validate that through Customer Development interviews. When you need prospects to see it to get … Continue reading
Every process a startup uses operates at one stage of the feedback loop. But lean startup practices have the effect of optimizing the total time through the loop. Practices that are harmful are the ones that optimize our ability to … Continue reading
This is a strong example of truly Lean Thinking (not just Lean Startup Thinking) used in practical design research. A wireframe is meant to communicate and test. You want to do the least amount of work required to fulfill those … Continue reading
Sorry, Tumblr. I’ve moved over to Posterous.:
If you’d like to keep up with me, please follow me on Posterous. The Tumblr downtime last week was a bigger hassle than I expected, so I’ve taken the opportunity to give Posterous a good try.
Sorry, Tumblr. I’ve moved over to Posterous.:
If you’d like to keep up with me, please follow me on Posterous. The Tumblr downtime last week was a bigger hassle than I expected, so I’ve taken the opportunity to give Posterous a good try.
Agile Retrospectives described in 2 minutes (by Agile Advocate) Continue reading
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