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When such a person is available... sure. But when it's a unique subject (e.g. a startup's business model) for which there is no expert other than yourself, mapp
by swombat 15y ago
When such a person is available... sure. But when it's a unique subject (e.g. a startup's business model) for which there is no expert other than yourself, mapping your own knowledge of the topic and finding leverage points to expand it is extremely useful.
The book example is just an example. There are lots of materials out there about writing books, so using Questorming to explore this is indeed a waste of time, but it provides a useful example.
- keeptrying 15y agoThe more I think about this more I dislike the idea of sitting around and thinking in a room. To really figure out unknown unknowns for a business model, you should be talking to the people who are already in the market, customers or reading trade literature. Sitting around in a room alone doing this is probably a just a huge waste of time.