22. Braintrust
3 minutes each to present
your learning & goals. 5
minutes each for feedback.
Feedback is focused on risks,
learning methods &
environment - not your ideas!
<&#x201C;I wish I knew that sooner&#x201D; is a common sentiment. Why #LeanStartup really resonates with experienced founders.>\n
<Regular check-ins and regular releases help learn faster by making unknowns known. #leanstartup>\n
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<It&#x2019;s easier to get the minimum part of MVP right if you keep your learning goal tight. #leanstartup>\n
<It&#x2019;s easier to get the minimum part of MVP right if you keep your learning goal tight. #leanstartup>\n
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[Paper prototype - a way to put &#x201C;an app&#x201D; in front of people to understand how they&#x2019;ll use it. Updating a paper prototype is way faster than a code prototype.]\n
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[Learning from other businesses that work in the same context or on the same dynamic is a great fast-track.]\n
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[Learning - customer interviews. The simplest MVP is picking up the phone!]\n
[Confirming - testing you have the right mix of location, product and price.]\n
[Confirming - lo-fi style!]\n
[What MVP can you get out there in 48 hours?]\n
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[Braintrust is a 1-hour peer-support program where we learn from and hold each other accountable.]\n
