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    The Lean Startup Summary: Business Book Summaries
    The Lean Startup Summary: Business Book Summaries
    The Lean Startup Summary: Business Book Summaries
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    The Lean Startup Summary: Business Book Summaries

    By Vince Massara

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    The must-read summary of Eric Ries' book "The Lean Startup: How Constant Innovation Creates Radically Successful Businesses."

    Free Workbook Included.

    The complete summary of Eric Ries ideas from his book "The Lean Startup." In this book summary, you'll learn the lean method of growing any new business.

    The benefits of reading this summary

    • Easy-to-read summary
    • Save time
    • Learn the key concepts in under an hour
    • A free workbook that you can take notes while you read
    • Spend less time reading and more time taking action
    • Share-able book you can give to colleagues
    • Decide if you'd like to invest time to read the full book

    Three key lessons from The Lean Startup are:

    1. Make sure you manage your startup like a startup
    2. Build, measure, learn (repeat)
    3. Initially focus on one growth engine and build from there

    So, buy your summary of The Lean Startup now.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBook Summary Club
    Release dateJul 21, 2019
    ISBN9781393638674
    The Lean Startup Summary: Business Book Summaries
    Author

    Vince Massara

    Vince Massara is the founder of The Book Summary Club, which helps business owners make more use of their time and fast-track their learning.  Vince is a trained educator and has a passion for helping people achieve success.

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      The Lean Startup Summary - Vince Massara

      THE LEAN STARTUP SUMMARY

      Eric Ries, The Lean Startup Summary

      The Lowdown

      The Lean Startup is a wholesome guide for improving the odds of a startup's success. You'll find innovative steps and strategies for creating and managing your startup. You’ll learn from the real-life successes and collapses of others. The book aims to improve the success rate of new innovative products worldwide. In the words of Dan Heath, this is a mandatory reading for entrepreneurs.

      Entrepreneurship is a kind of management. Yes, you read that right! Hard work with no sense of management has ruined millions of startups. Even Eric fell prey to this in his early days. This, along with many other important aspects, has been explained in the book. Before his success at IMVU, Eric failed twice in the startups which seemed perfect at that time. He didn't know what he was missing and desperately needed a piece of advice. After all the years of experience and finally finding out the steps to a successful startup, he summed up all he had learned so far and put it down in this book.

      This is a book for entrepreneurs and the people who hold them accountable. The five principles of the Lean Startup, which will be explained later on, are as follows:

      1. Entrepreneurs are everywhere.

      2. Entrepreneurship is management.

      3. Validated learning.

      4. Build-Measure-Learn.

      5. Innovation accounting.

      The book has three parts: Vision, Steer and Accelerate. Vision focuses on having a clear sight and plan of what your objective is. This section

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