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4 Ways Creativity Is Killing Your Viable Business Ideas
Perfect is the enemy of good. Your innovative concepts are worthless if you can't implement your vision.
6 Tangible Steps to Launch an MVP Product
A lackluster response from potential customers doesn't mean you've failed -- it just means you've succeeded at understanding what the market doesn't want.
4 Tactics to Help Your Company Avoid the Top Startup Killer
Startups fail for a lot of reasons: a lack of money (duh), poor marketing, a pivot gone awry, legal challenges. But another, different reason tops the list year after year.
5 Criteria to Master Before Launching an MVP
Developing a minimum viable product is great for testing that amazing business idea without spending too much time or money. But first, you need to make sure your concept hits these five points.
3 Takeaways From the Demise of Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes
Holmes was an entrepreneurial darling until it became apparent her miracle company was a sham.
Perfection Is the Greatest Obstacle to Productivity
To quote LinkedIn founder Reed Hoffman, 'if you are not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you've launched too late.'
Your Product May Be Minimal, But Is It Viable?
A great MVP isn't only simple, it is also sufficient. It embodies the solution to the problem, or an elegant approximation to a solution that is good enough.
Why Every Entrepreneur Needs to Embrace 'Good Enough'
It's hard to be a perfectionist when you are an entrepreneur. Frankly, it's also often counterproductive.
The 4 Steps a Startup Used to 'Book' $200K in 2 Months
A company that writes and publishes books for its clients has already seen big growth.
How Do You Decide the Right Features for Your MVP?
First, distinguish between the "must-have" features vs. those merely be "nice to have."
Your Minimum Viable Product Is Doomed Without This
Balance functionality and design or risk drowning in the crowded marketplace.