Minimum Viable Product: A Guide to Making Something That Sorta Works

At its core, the Minimum Viable Product is the art of making something that's just good enough, but not too good. It's the perfect blend of "good enough" and "barely functional."

Here's a step-by-step guide to creating your own Minimum Viable Product:

Step 1: Gather Minimum Materials

Start by gathering the bare minimum of materials needed to make your product work. This may include:

• A few scraps of wood
• A roll of duct tape
• A handful of twine
• A can of spray paint

Remember, the goal is to use as little as possible while still making something that sorta works.

You may also want to consider using a Lean Startup approach to get your product out the door quickly.

Or, if you're feeling particularly lazy, you can just phone it in and hope for the best.

Either way, the result will be a Minimum Viable Product that will make you proud!

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