The document discusses the concept of startups and entrepreneurship, defining startups as institutions that create new products or services under uncertainty. It introduces the lean startup methodology as a framework that emphasizes rapid iteration, customer insights, and the importance of testing assumptions early. The document highlights the distinction between rigid planning and the need for human intuition in entrepreneurship.

1. Hello!

2. Disclaimer

3. 3h+ of videos
Countless amount of articles
5 seasons of "Silicon Valley"

5. We have the capacity to build almost
anything we can imagine, the big question
of our time is not
“Can it be built?” but “Should it be built?”

6. What is a startup & who is an entrepreneur ?

7. A startup is a human institution designed to
create a new product or service under
conditions of extreme uncertainty. And
obviously the entrepreneur is a person who
works on creating a product or a service
where a lot of uncertainty surrounds the
future and adaptability of it

8. What is The Lean Startup ?

9. the Lean Startup is a new way of looking
at the development of innovative new
products that emphasizes fast iteration
and customer insight, a huge vision, and
great ambition, all at the same time

10. The lean startup is a framework not a
blueprint of steps to follow

11. The Lean Startup origines

14. Value vs Waste

16. Say hello to your new friend
The MVP

17. A Minimum Viable Product is a product
with just enough features to satisfy early
customers, and to provide feedback for
future product development.

18. Pivot or Persevere ?
Or Patch

19. Vision
Strategy
Product

22. Music streaming website
Full package of cloud services
Data Storage Platform
Video Chatting App
New internet

23. What to keep in mind

24. Essentially every startup idea is a set of
assumptions you make about users, that
are oftentimes erroneous and the goal of
every startup should be to test these
assumptions as early as possible

25. “Unfortunately, too many startup business plans look
more like they are planning to launch a rocket ship than
drive a car.” They prescribe the steps to take and the
results to expect in excruciating detail, and as in
planning to launch a rocket, they are set up in such a
way that even tiny errors in assumptions can lead to
catastrophic outcomes.

26. "Doing things right but never doing the
right thing“
"Failing successfully"

27. Little note from Eric Ries to the
ambitious Algerian entrepreneurs
lol

28. in a terrible market, you can have the
best product in the world and an
absolutely killer team, and it doesn’t
matter—you’re going to fail

29. Most important note…

30. Because of the scientific methodology that
underlies the Lean Startup, there is often a
misconception that it offers a rigid clinical formula
for creating a full startup, This is not true. There is
no way to remove the human element—vision,
intuition, judgment—from the practice of
entrepreneurship, nor would that be desirable.

31. Mucho Gracias !