What to read after reading the ‘Lean Startup’
I get sometimes asked for recommendation on what to read after the Lean Startup. Here are a few resources I found useful: The 4 Steps to the Epiphany by Steve…
Notes left by Franck Debane
I get sometimes asked for recommendation on what to read after the Lean Startup. Here are a few resources I found useful: The 4 Steps to the Epiphany by Steve…
I recently finished another online course: Lean Analytics by Alistair Croll & Ben Yoskovitz, authors of the book of the same name. Those guys are so smart. They explain everything…
Sometimes startups come to me with this problem: we have created this great service, how can we get our first customers. Those startups quite often need to put a hold…
Startup people in Paris had a dilemma this week – choosing between two events on the same night: hear the good words from Ash Maurya author of Running Lean or…
So, the Lean Canvas is making it’s way into people mind. You can create and edit yours on the Lean Stack website. I had a request for a power point…
So, RIP the business plan, long live the business model canvas. A new light and fresh tool that helps brings ideas into business. Now canvas and boards are popped up…
Business Model Generation has become a big reference. Explains – with loads of examples, use cases and nice illustrations – a simple and powerful tool to help entrepreneur shape their…
This is an insightful point from Steve Blanks’ The four steps to the epiphany: successful strategies for products that win He says that a customer development process (which he explain…
“No plan survives first contact with customers” – Steve Blank Loved Steve Blanks’ The four steps to the epiphany: successful strategies for products that win it’s long to read, but…
Get Running Lean: Iterate from Plan A to a Plan that works. It’s the lean and practical handbook on applying those principles to a startup. If you are running a…