Say you're taking a year off to start a business, what'd your approach be?
Arnout Ulenberg
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And the catch is: the business you want to start is undefined on the day you quit.
The beautiful thing is that I am in this position right now: I am building different digital products (which I LOVE to do), but none of them are in a position to become a business, nor are generating any meaningful revenue.
Should I try to make any of the products I built work? Or should I figure out what business I see myself building and go after that in a month or 2?
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Mei@thisismeihere
Get clear on the problem you want to solve.
Generate data points to validate all your assumptions.
Talk to customers to fully understand your idea space before you build anything.
Identify the fastest way to build a lean product that validates your hypothesis.
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@arnout_ulenberg i am not an oracle)) still it's a sign to possibility to make a sustainable business
Ask yourself what problem each product is solving. Then identify who needs the solution and select a subset. Some quick market research calls with members of that subset will help you figure out how to monetize and market the product.