STOP going straight into building the app from scratch ✋

😲 You’ll be skipping all the necessary steps to succeed.

Do this instead:

👉 Start by writing everything down so that you will be able to visualize the idea better.
👉 Look into using no-code tools to build a minimal version of your product. If you can’t figure it out, get a freelancer to help you out.
👉 While the prototype is built, don’t just do nothing.
👉 Talk about the problem you’re trying to solve and how you plan to solve it. Tease as much as you can with your target audience.
👉 When the no-code prototype is ready, share it with them!
👉 Ask for payment to see if your target user would pay for it.
👉 If they say no, talk to them to find out their pain. Then get back to the drawing board.
👉 If they say yes, you’re on to something! Ask them for feedback and keep building and iterating.
👉 Now that you’ve validated the idea, see if it is time for you actually to build your Minimum Lovable Product.
👉 Never stop iterating and incorporating user feedback.

The list goes on...

But let’s not overwhelm you with all the steps.

Take action on these 9 items and you’ll already get ahead of most non-tech founders!

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I'm doing an online IT course plus free code camp alongside then other code camps for each unit. As a beginner is this a good approach?