lean-startup

A systematic approach to building startups and launching new products that shortens development cycles and rapidly discovers if a business model is viable. Entrepreneurship is a form of management. Success doesn't require a perfect plan or brilliant insight—it requires a systematic process for testing assumptions, learning from customers, and iterating rapidly. The foundation: Most startups fail not because they couldn't build what they planned, but because they built the wrong thing. The Lean Startup methodology applies scientific experimentation to eliminate waste and accelerate validated learning. Goal: 10/10. When reviewing or creating product development plans, experiments, or metrics, rate them 0-10 based on adherence to Lean Startup principles. A 10/10 means full application of Build-Measure-Learn, validated learning, and evidence-based decisions; lower scores indicate waterfall thinking or waste.