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Ash Maurya (O'Reilly)

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Paid Intermediate

Why we picked it A step by step process for taking an idea to something people want without building the wrong product first. Maurya's mantra, love the problem not your solution, keeps your first MVP focused on testing risk rather than shipping features. Practical if you want interview scripts and a repeatable order of experiments instead of theory.

Running Lean (3rd Edition)

From Ash Maurya (O'Reilly) by Ash Maurya ~336 pages

Rank your assumptions and test the riskiest one first
Love the problem, not your solution
A one page model beats a long plan for an early idea

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Answers What is an MVP and what's the smallest one I can build? What's the difference between an MVP and just a cheap, half-finished product? Is it a mistake to fall in love with my solution before I understand the problem? How do I decide the single riskiest assumption my MVP should test instead of trying to prove the whole idea at once?

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