A more fitting title for the article could be, "Building your MVP the right way." The whole point of an MVP is to avoid spending time and other resources build

A more fitting title for the article could be, "Building your MVP the right way." The whole point of an MVP is to avoid spending time and other resources building stuff no one wants or the wrong solution to problems. Therefore the article is a cheat sheet to lean thinking. 1. Draw a mockup, Table of content, vision statement 2. Talk to the target customer as often as possible to clarify every aspect of what you're building 3. If you want to sell your product, nothing says you're on the right path better than paying customers 4. You shouldn't stop validating decisions after you've hit some success eg. Facebook and Google conduct hundreds of thousands of micro experiments on live users to determine button placements, colour choice, increase sign up rate... So in summary, don't drop the MVP mindset when you hit some level of success. Fail fast, and more importantly, fail often. Be a scientist.