The Lean Startup by Eric Ries probably is as close as it gets to what you’re describing. Anything more specific can’t take variations in context and market de

The Lean Startup by Eric Ries probably is as close as it gets to what you’re describing. Anything more specific can’t take variations in context and market development into account. There’s no cookie cutter way of creating a successful startup from scratch. If you have an existing network and if you’ve done it before then the chances are higher that you can reproduce successful outcomes. Still, there are quite a few examples of entrepreneurs who’ve created a successful startup but weren’t able to achieve similar results with their following endeavours. Uncertainty and the search for a business model are the very nature of startups. Reproducible results come with established models.