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Ash Maurya is a practitioner and entrepreneur. Author of Running Lean, Scaling Lean and the Lean Canvas, built on top of the Business Model Canvas. Ash is also the founder of LEANSTACK.
I took the chance to ask Ash a few questions. I tried to limit those as I had so many things I wanted to ask him. And Ash was kind enough to answer all of them!
Key takeaways- Entrepreneurs are risk-averse
- Entrepreneurship is about getting in love with the problem
- Avoid to fall in the innovator’s bias, or getting in love with the solution
- Demo-sell-build rather than build-demo-sell
- There is a key metric to assess the success of a business: Traction!
- Business models can be categorized according to the actors and interactions involved in three kinds: direct, multisided and marketplace
- Business models are always evolving
- Searching for the proper business model means making it profitable
- Look for the smallest market, that is big enough to make your business sustainable
- You need to be fast from idea to execution, as a few ideas will turn out to be successful
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