Hello,
I’ve read The Millionaire Fastlane , and I think it’s an amazing book. It sums up a lot of my insights about life, work and time and also offered me a lot of new insights. It is very hard to find articles or books where all the information about wealth mindset is well organized without any demagogy or shady selling tactics.
I’ve always thought that the path to wealth was also the path of entrepreneurship, but it’s really hard to find like-minded people to exchange experiences, so this forum is a great way to do that.
I’m creating a SaaS product right now. I can’t go in into much details until it’s in the market, but still, I’d like to share my progress, maybe that can be of some help to the community.
# Log 1:
- The Lean Startup:
When I started I thought I had no chance in succeeding, and that lead me feeling hopeless but then I found a book called “The Lean Startup”, which fixed a new mindset in my head.
But I was still lacking a way to organize and quantify the metrics, and how to manage a startup following the lean principles… so I’m reading this book called “Scaling Lean” by Ash Maurya.
The Scaling Lean book is helping me a lot, it’s a fast reading, summarize most points of a lean startup and presents you with step-by-step techniques and exercises to start and test your project.
- Project Progress:
There's a competitor on the market for this kind of service, so I know it works, but I'm putting a twist in my project, I know I can make it much cheaper than their product.
I've researched about this product hypothesis and I found out that a lot of their costumers was complaining about its price, yet, they still use it because they find it valuable.
I want to create a business that’ll be able to generate revenue and value right from the start, I don’t want to speculate with the market or beg a lot for investors.
I’ve read The Millionaire Fastlane , and I think it’s an amazing book. It sums up a lot of my insights about life, work and time and also offered me a lot of new insights. It is very hard to find articles or books where all the information about wealth mindset is well organized without any demagogy or shady selling tactics.
I’ve always thought that the path to wealth was also the path of entrepreneurship, but it’s really hard to find like-minded people to exchange experiences, so this forum is a great way to do that.
I’m creating a SaaS product right now. I can’t go in into much details until it’s in the market, but still, I’d like to share my progress, maybe that can be of some help to the community.
# Log 1:
- The Lean Startup:
When I started I thought I had no chance in succeeding, and that lead me feeling hopeless but then I found a book called “The Lean Startup”, which fixed a new mindset in my head.
But I was still lacking a way to organize and quantify the metrics, and how to manage a startup following the lean principles… so I’m reading this book called “Scaling Lean” by Ash Maurya.
The Scaling Lean book is helping me a lot, it’s a fast reading, summarize most points of a lean startup and presents you with step-by-step techniques and exercises to start and test your project.
- Project Progress:
There's a competitor on the market for this kind of service, so I know it works, but I'm putting a twist in my project, I know I can make it much cheaper than their product.
I've researched about this product hypothesis and I found out that a lot of their costumers was complaining about its price, yet, they still use it because they find it valuable.
I want to create a business that’ll be able to generate revenue and value right from the start, I don’t want to speculate with the market or beg a lot for investors.
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