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I have been thinking something similar. Certainly if budget is the defining constraint, lean makes way more sense, because it's resource to progress ratio. Firs
by nibsfive 5y ago
I have been thinking something similar. Certainly if budget is the defining constraint, lean makes way more sense, because it's resource to progress ratio. First principles is more about upside maximization, which benefits a lot from removing short term resource constraints in the VC sense.
- Bootstrapper909 5y agoI'm not sure it's just about constrains. There are some problems that are just too "random" for FP thinking. Usually those around human behaviour. When planning your next startup, even with unlimited budget, FP might not get you far. You simply cannot predict product/market fit and how you should develop your product without user feedback