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It sounds like the book Start Small Stay Small by Rob Walling was written specifically for you. I really enjoyed it. He also has a free ebook of his blog posts
by wj 12y ago
It sounds like the book Start Small Stay Small by Rob Walling was written specifically for you. I really enjoyed it. He also has a free ebook of his blog posts at softwarebyrob.com.
His advice exceeds anything I could offer you.
- mtaber 12y agoDisclaimer: I'm Rob's business partner in the Micropreneur Academy/Startups for the Rest of Us/MicroConf. I would also recommend Rob's book as a starting point. Many of the problems people run into are mindset related and knowing what else is out there, what things people have tried, and how they worked out is really important. Once you realize that something is possible, you can make it a reality. But without having concrete examples, it's difficult to make that mental leap. I'm in the process of writing my own book on this topic called The Single Founder Handbook. http://www.singlefounderhandbook.com http://www.singlefounderhandbook.com that you might find useful as well. Should be available within a month, but four areas it focuses on are Idea Generation, Filtering, Validation, and Execution. People have a tendency to jump right to code sometimes without thinking about whether or not the idea ticks off a bunch of specific criteria or validating it. I think you'd find these areas helpful.