Validate Your Idea

Dig into the key indicators that signal whether or not now is the time to actually start building your awesome startup idea.

Founder Framework

1. Learn Listen Lead 2. Team Design 3. Ideas Matter 4. Parallel Process 5. Core Tech 6. Applications 7. Design Is 8. Test It 9. Distribution 10. Ice Cream

Customer Understanding

1. Customer Segments 2. Gains & Pains 3. Customer Archetype 4. Two-sided Market 5. Multi-sided Market 6. Market Types 7. Existing Market 8. Resegmented Market 9. New Market 10. Clone Market

Customer Development

1. Hypotheses 2. Testing 3. Validation 4. Market Size 5. PM Fit 6. Customer Types 7. Pain Gain 8. MV Product 9. Value 10. Market

Customer Discovery Primer

1. Company Creation 2. Starting Up 3. Erroneous Process 4. Customer Start 5. Customer Team 6. Entrepreneur Education 7. Startups Explained 8. Business Model 9. Business Canvas 10. Hypotheses

Finding Customers

1. Lean Customer Dev 2. Finding Customers 3. Hypothesis 4. Assumptions 5. Questions 6. Preparation 7. The Interview 8. Post-Interview 9. Validation 10. Continual

Idea Execution

1. First Step 2. Process 3. Resources 4. Recruiting 5. Failure 6. Motivation 7. Experimenting 8. Learning 9. Thiel Fellowship 10. Why Thiel Fellowship

Disruption for Social Good

1. Disruption 2. Innovators 3. Convergence 4. Means 5. Unrestricted 6. Evaluation 7. Good Tech 8. Equilibrium Change 9. The Story 10. Impact

Demand Horizon

1. The Problem 2. The Perspective 3. The Solution 4. Demand Discovery 5. Discovery Tools 6. Market Importance 7. Competitive Analysis 8. Customer Research 9. Rigor 10. 8 Second Rule

Creating Customer Personae

1. Clarity 2. Profiling 3. Personae 4. Needs 5. Synthesis 6. Iterate 7. Testing 8. Analysis 9. Value Exchange 10. Essence

Intro to Hacking

1. History 2. Culture 3. Process 4. Ingredients 5. Logistics 6. Audience 7. Event 8. Technology 9. Principles 10. Future

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History

What is hacking? How did it start?

Instructor

Greg Osuri

Co-Founder of OverClock, Angel Hack & Hackathon.io, Coding & Hacking Expert

Lessons Learned

Hacking is the quickest way to solve a problem.

You hack when you have an idea you want to get out as soon as possible for people.

Hacking is the precursor to product development.

Hacking is not when you know exactly what you are going to build.

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