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Conclusion

Hopefully after going through this guide, you were able to:

Decide on a great problem space in

1. Ideation⁠

which you then validated after performing

2. Feasibility Analysis⁠

then you rapidly built your MVP in

3. Building MVP⁠

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and iterated on feedback during

4. Product Testing + Iterating⁠

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You repeated this process over and over again until you felt PMF and hard launched for the

5. Go-to-Market 🚀⁠

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A closing note: I hope this guide provided value to any founder or aspiring founder building amazing digital products. This guide is by no means exhaustive, however, I tried to provide steps that could be applied to most if not all types of digital products in terms of going 0-1. There is so much more that goes into each step that all of you will figure out for yourselves via the plethora of other resources out there for building products and most importantly, failing fast while actually building your product.

If you have any feedback on this guide, please send any and all feedback to

trustinyoon@gmail.com⁠

DM @trustinyoon on Twitter⁠

. This guide is my own MVP, and I need your help to rapidly iterate on it! I will constantly be updating this guide to make usability and integrated tools even more effective for the public to use.

👋🏼 Also feel free to hit me up to chat about anything you’re building! I am always looking to talk to more founders/creators/indie hackers and help each other grow together both as builders and good humans.

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Here are some other excellent resources to help you on your journey:

Founder Library by

Steven Schlafman⁠

(Literally has every resource for founder knowledge and tools)

Founder Guru Founder Guru answers questions based on 1,000+ vetted resources, updated daily. Founder Guru always cites its sources so you can click to learn more.Sources include: www.founderlibrary.com⁠

YC Youtube Channel

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Y Combinator Videos to help you build a successful startup. Subscribe for startup advice, founder stories, and a look inside Y Combinator. What is Y Combinator? We invest $500,000 in every startup and work intensively with the founders for three months. For the life of their company, founders have access to the most powerful community in the world, essential advice, later-stage funding and programs, recruiting resources, and exclusive deals. Visit ycombinator.com to learn more. Video Team: Zach Both - Video and Content Lead Ryan Loughlin - Senior Producer www.youtube.com⁠

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Paul Graham Essays⁠

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