At Imvu, We Opened Up Our Board

The Big Question Of Our Time Is Not Can It Be Built? But Should It Be Built? This Places Us In An Unusual Historical Moment: Our Future Prosperity Depends On The Quality Of Our Collective Imaginations.

The Lesson Of The Mvp Is That Any Additional Work Beyond What Was Required To Start Learning Is Waste, No Matter How Important It Might Have Seemed At The Time.

The Hardest Part Is The Grueling Work Of Constantly Being Wrong.

Entrepreneurs Always Pitch Their Idea As 'the X Of Y,' So This Is Going To Be 'the Microsoft Of Food.' And Yet Disruptive Innovations Usually Don't Have That Character. Most Of The Time, If Something Seems Like A Good Idea, It Probably Isn't.

Lean Thinking Defines Value As Providing Benefit To The Customer; Anything Else Is Waste.