How to Make Good Lean Startup Hypotheses
Tim Kastelle When starting a lean startup process, our first hypotheses are often too precise. When we're…
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Tools Don’t Equal Skills – Innovation Requires Learning
People often use tools as a substitute for the underlying skills that you need to…
Read MoreYou Are What You Try
According to Tom Peters, whoever tries the most stuff wins. Time to start experimenting.
Read MoreStep Off the Cliff
Wile E. Coyote is actually a pretty good model for innovators. Not because he's a…
Read MoreTheaster Gates: Innovation Through Community, Purpose and Reimagination
Theaster Gates is an artist, and these days he is revitalising neighbourhoods through an artistic…
Read MoreInnovation Must Be Managed
There is randomness and uncertainty in innovation. But this doesn't mean that it can't be…
Read MoreHow to Find Your First Customers
One of the goals of lean startup is to find your early adopters - here…
Read MoreMove Sooner and Faster Than You Think You Can
If we wait for something to be perfect before we launch it, we'll never launch.
Read MoreThree Flawed Ideas That Create Innovation Theatre
Let's stop performing the gestures we're taught to perform that make us seem innovative. Instead,…
Read MoreA Minimum Viable Product is an Object for Learning
The best way to think of a Minimum Viable Product is as an object for…
Read MoreWhat Assumptions Underlie Your Business?
Every time we build a business model for a new idea, it is based on…
Read MoreHow Big is Your Market and Where Will You Start?
If you're doing a lean startup, you need to do two things. Identify the potential…
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