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    Disciplined Entrepreneurship 24 Steps To A Successful Startup

    Bill Aulet · 2013

    Disciplined Entrepreneurship offers a comprehensive, integrated, and proven step-by-step approach to creating innovative, highly succefful products.

    Startups & Entrepreneurship
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    1. akg_67Aug 2023
      I will suggest you take a look at these books. The step 0 of Bill Aulet’s books are all about “how to come up with an idea”.

      * Bill Aulet, Disciplined entrepreneurship, 24 steps to a successful startup

      * Bill Aulet, Disciplined Entrepreneurship Workbook

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    2. newbie578Jan 2021
      Really interesting to read. We can all now be captain Hindsight, but no point in stating the obvious, as long as you and others reading it have learned from the story.

      Although, I have to mention, reading the article and seeing mentions of MVP and no testing or concrete business plan, I remembered the book "Disciplined Entrepreneurship: 24 Steps to a Successful Startup"[1] and I loved how Bill Aulet in the book mentioned the MVP model and gave his own thought:

      Instead of everyone rushing MVPs, he recommends to people to rather chase an MVBI, a minimum viable business idea, since as he says, the purpose of a business is to create value and capture it, since you are not running a charity.

      I must say he convinced me, and changed my line of thinking, it does make sense when you think about it, you cannot build the product for the sake of the product.

      I also like the quote "Real entrepreneurs fall in love not with their product, but with their business plan."

      [1] - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18652777-disciplined-ent...

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    3. mattferdererNov 2018
      Check out the MicroConf community - https://www.microconf.com/

      Read the The E-Myth Revisited (80's classic)

      Check out MIT's Bill Aulet's Disciplined Entrepreneurship: 24 Steps to a Successful Startup & accompanying workbook.

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