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Hi� -�

This is Ash with LEANSTACK, author and creator of Lean Canvas.

Congratulations. You have taken the first step towards creating a blueprint for your next big idea. That said, I've seen too many people get this far and then not do anything.

Don't be one of them.

The top two reasons people often cite for not completing their canvases are:
#1 I was too busy
#2 I needed more information/help

�Let me tackle each in turn�

1.�Too busy
The reason I like the Lean Canvas format so much is that it's super fast to create.�

If you are spending more than�20 minutes�creating your first canvas, you are overthinking it. The goal isn't perfection, but taking a snapshot of your idea. You'll have lots of time to revisit and refine later.�

2. Need help
I want you to succeed. To that end, I've created a�roadmap�that will guide you the entire way without overwhelming you. This roadmap was developed through rigorous testing with hundreds of startup teams and is deployed in some of the top accelerators, universities, startups, and enterprises around the world.�

You can find this roadmap under the Courses section in the app.

I look forward to keeping the conversation going��

Cheers, �

---
Ash
Author and Founder of LEANSTACK
Life's Too Short to Build Something Nobody Wants

P.S.
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If You Can Do Just ONE More Thing For Me Today�
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If you can do just one more thing for me today, I�d really appreciate it if you�d just hit reply to this message and drop a quick note to say "hi."�

If you have a moment, I�d love for you to quickly tell me where you�re from (AND. . . if you�ve got an extra 30 seconds, I�d also like to know a little about why you signed up to LEANSTACK.�

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Hi� -

You signed up for LEANSTACK, but something kept you from completing your first canvas. �

What was it? And is there anything we can do to help?�

The LEANSTACK team
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Hi� -�

This is Ash with LEANSTACK, author and creator of Lean Canvas.

Congratulations. You have taken the first step towards creating a blueprint for your next big idea. That said, I've seen too many people get this far and then not do anything.

Don't be one of them.

The top two reasons people often cite for not completing their canvases are:
#1 I was too busy
#2 I needed more information/help

�Let me tackle each in turn�

1.�Too busy
The reason I like the Lean Canvas format so much is that it's super fast to create.�

If you are spending more than�20 minutes�creating your first canvas, you are overthinking it. The goal isn't perfection, but taking a snapshot of your idea. You'll have lots of time to revisit and refine later.�

2. Need help
I want you to succeed. To that end, I've created a�roadmap�that will guide you the entire way without overwhelming you. This roadmap was developed through rigorous testing with hundreds of startup teams and is deployed in some of the top accelerators, universities, startups, and enterprises around the world.�

You can find this roadmap under the Courses section in the app.

I look forward to keeping the conversation going��

Cheers, �

---
Ash
Author and Founder of LEANSTACK
Life's Too Short to Build Something Nobody Wants

P.S.
��
If You Can Do Just ONE More Thing For Me Today�
��

If you can do just one more thing for me today, I�d really appreciate it if you�d just hit reply to this message and drop a quick note to say "hi."�

If you have a moment, I�d love for you to quickly tell me where you�re from (AND. . . if you�ve got an extra 30 seconds, I�d also like to know a little about why you signed up to LEANSTACK.�

To make sure you keep getting these emails, please add ash@leanstack.com to your address book or whitelist us. Want out of the loop? Unsubscribe.

Our postal address: 5409 Montview Street, Austin, TX 78756

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Hi� -

You signed up for LEANSTACK, but something kept you from completing your first canvas. �

What was it? And is there anything we can do to help?�

The LEANSTACK team
�

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Hi -

I'm running one final hybrid continuous innovation workshop in December to close out the year. The first two days are dedicated for mentor training certification. The remaining 3 days are for practitioners (and mentors) where you'll learn step-by-step how to apply the continuous innovation framework to a new product/feature launch.

If you're in planning mode for 2020 and looking to upskill your entrepreneurial or coaching skills, we'd love to have you. These workshops are run 100% online -- so you can attend from anywhere. Details below...

Mentor training workshop run over 5 half-days
When: Dec 9-13th, 8:30a - 12p central U.S. time
Where: Online (attend from anywhere)
Who: Accelerators, consultants, educators looking to teach the continuous innovation framework
What you'll learn: How to drive portfolio results using new playbooks built for continuous innovation.

Description: Continuous Innovation breaks the startup/innovation funnel. We no longer have an idea generation problem. There are too many ideas to pick from and the challenge today is prioritizing the right ideas in which to invest resources. In this workshop, you'll learn how to architect a new idea funnel using 3 continuous innovation modeling tools that help you filter, rank, and measure these ideas.

Registration link:�https://leanstack.com/app/training/coaching
(seats limited to 10)

Entrepreneur training workshop run over 3 half days
When: Dec 11-13th, 8:30a - 12p central U.S. time
Where: Online (attend from anywhere)
Who: Entrepreneurs, innovators, product makers looking to build products customers really want
What you'll learn: How to systematically uncover, build, and test what customers want.

Description: In the era of continuous innovation, the challenge isn't building more products but uncovering what to build. The old way wastes needless time, money, and effort building and testing solutions that no one wants. In this workshop, you'll learn a new playbook for systematically uncovering and building what customers really want. Hint: it's not a solution.�You'll learn how to model an idea, test whether it's big enough, and formulate a validation plan that gets you from your plan A to a business model that works.

Registration link:�https://leanstack.com/training/workshops
(seats limited to 5 teams)

Cheers.

Ash
---
Author and creator of Lean Canvas

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What people said about the workshop:

"A battle-tested approach to building companies that matter."
- Eric Ries, Author of the Lean Startup

"Ash makes lean practicable."
- Jason Cohen, Founder of WP Engine

"Simple, clear thinking."
- Bob Metcalfe, Inventor of the ethernet

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To make sure you keep getting these emails, please add ash@leanstack.com to your address book or whitelist us. Want out of the loop? Unsubscribe or�Update my profile

Our postal address: 5409 Montview Street, Austin, TX 78756

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Hi -

I'm running one final hybrid continuous innovation workshop in December to close out the year. The first two days are dedicated for mentor training certification. The remaining 3 days are for practitioners (and mentors) where you'll learn step-by-step how to apply the continuous innovation framework to a new product/feature launch.

If you're in planning mode for 2020 and looking to upskill your entrepreneurial or coaching skills, we'd love to have you. These workshops are run 100% online -- so you can attend from anywhere. Details below...

Mentor training workshop run over 5 half-days
When: Dec 9-13th, 8:30a - 12p central U.S. time
Where: Online (attend from anywhere)
Who: Accelerators, consultants, educators looking to teach the continuous innovation framework
What you'll learn: How to drive portfolio results using new playbooks built for continuous innovation.

Description: Continuous Innovation breaks the startup/innovation funnel. We no longer have an idea generation problem. There are too many ideas to pick from and the challenge today is prioritizing the right ideas in which to invest resources. In this workshop, you'll learn how to architect a new idea funnel using 3 continuous innovation modeling tools that help you filter, rank, and measure these ideas.

Registration link:�https://leanstack.com/app/training/coaching
(seats limited to 10)

Entrepreneur training workshop run over 3 half days
When: Dec 11-13th, 8:30a - 12p central U.S. time
Where: Online (attend from anywhere)
Who: Entrepreneurs, innovators, product makers looking to build products customers really want
What you'll learn: How to systematically uncover, build, and test what customers want.

Description: In the era of continuous innovation, the challenge isn't building more products but uncovering what to build. The old way wastes needless time, money, and effort building and testing solutions that no one wants. In this workshop, you'll learn a new playbook for systematically uncovering and building what customers really want. Hint: it's not a solution.�You'll learn how to model an idea, test whether it's big enough, and formulate a validation plan that gets you from your plan A to a business model that works.

Registration link:�https://leanstack.com/training/workshops
(seats limited to 5 teams)

Cheers.

Ash
---
Author and creator of Lean Canvas

===

What people said about the workshop:

"A battle-tested approach to building companies that matter."
- Eric Ries, Author of the Lean Startup

"Ash makes lean practicable."
- Jason Cohen, Founder of WP Engine

"Simple, clear thinking."
- Bob Metcalfe, Inventor of the ethernet

===
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To make sure you keep getting these emails, please add ash@leanstack.com to your address book or whitelist us. Want out of the loop? Unsubscribe or�Update my profile

Our postal address: 5409 Montview Street, Austin, TX 78756

.emailview

Hi -

I'm running one final hybrid continuous innovation workshop in December to close out the year. The first two days are dedicated for mentor training certification. The remaining 3 days are for practitioners (and mentors) where you'll learn step-by-step how to apply the continuous innovation framework to a new product/feature launch.

If you're in planning mode for 2020 and looking to upskill your entrepreneurial or coaching skills, we'd love to have you. These workshops are run 100% online -- so you can attend from anywhere. Details below...

Mentor training workshop run over 5 half-days
When: Dec 9-13th, 8:30a - 12p central U.S. time
Where: Online (attend from anywhere)
Who: Accelerators, consultants, educators looking to teach the continuous innovation framework
What you'll learn: How to drive portfolio results using new playbooks built for continuous innovation.

Description: Continuous Innovation breaks the startup/innovation funnel. We no longer have an idea generation problem. There are too many ideas to pick from and the challenge today is prioritizing the right ideas in which to invest resources. In this workshop, you'll learn how to architect a new idea funnel using 3 continuous innovation modeling tools that help you filter, rank, and measure these ideas.

Registration link:�https://leanstack.com/app/training/coaching
(seats limited to 10)

Entrepreneur training workshop run over 3 half days
When: Dec 11-13th, 8:30a - 12p central U.S. time
Where: Online (attend from anywhere)
Who: Entrepreneurs, innovators, product makers looking to build products customers really want
What you'll learn: How to systematically uncover, build, and test what customers want.

Description: In the era of continuous innovation, the challenge isn't building more products but uncovering what to build. The old way wastes needless time, money, and effort building and testing solutions that no one wants. In this workshop, you'll learn a new playbook for systematically uncovering and building what customers really want. Hint: it's not a solution.�You'll learn how to model an idea, test whether it's big enough, and formulate a validation plan that gets you from your plan A to a business model that works.

Registration link:�https://leanstack.com/training/workshops
(seats limited to 5 teams)

Cheers.

Ash
---
Author and creator of Lean Canvas

===

What people said about the workshop:

"A battle-tested approach to building companies that matter."
- Eric Ries, Author of the Lean Startup

"Ash makes lean practicable."
- Jason Cohen, Founder of WP Engine

"Simple, clear thinking."
- Bob Metcalfe, Inventor of the ethernet

===
�

To make sure you keep getting these emails, please add ash@leanstack.com to your address book or whitelist us. Want out of the loop? Unsubscribe or�Update my profile

Our postal address: 5409 Montview Street, Austin, TX 78756

.emailview

Hi -

I'm running one final hybrid continuous innovation workshop in December to close out the year. The first two days are dedicated for mentor training certification. The remaining 3 days are for practitioners (and mentors) where you'll learn step-by-step how to apply the continuous innovation framework to a new product/feature launch.

If you're in planning mode for 2020 and looking to upskill your entrepreneurial or coaching skills, we'd love to have you. These workshops are run 100% online -- so you can attend from anywhere. Details below...

Mentor training workshop run over 5 half-days
When: Dec 9-13th, 8:30a - 12p central U.S. time
Where: Online (attend from anywhere)
Who: Accelerators, consultants, educators looking to teach the continuous innovation framework
What you'll learn: How to drive portfolio results using new playbooks built for continuous innovation.

Description: Continuous Innovation breaks the startup/innovation funnel. We no longer have an idea generation problem. There are too many ideas to pick from and the challenge today is prioritizing the right ideas in which to invest resources. In this workshop, you'll learn how to architect a new idea funnel using 3 continuous innovation modeling tools that help you filter, rank, and measure these ideas.

Registration link:�https://leanstack.com/app/training/coaching
(seats limited to 10)

Entrepreneur training workshop run over 3 half days
When: Dec 11-13th, 8:30a - 12p central U.S. time
Where: Online (attend from anywhere)
Who: Entrepreneurs, innovators, product makers looking to build products customers really want
What you'll learn: How to systematically uncover, build, and test what customers want.

Description: In the era of continuous innovation, the challenge isn't building more products but uncovering what to build. The old way wastes needless time, money, and effort building and testing solutions that no one wants. In this workshop, you'll learn a new playbook for systematically uncovering and building what customers really want. Hint: it's not a solution.�You'll learn how to model an idea, test whether it's big enough, and formulate a validation plan that gets you from your plan A to a business model that works.

Registration link:�https://leanstack.com/training/workshops
(seats limited to 5 teams)

Cheers.

Ash
---
Author and creator of Lean Canvas

===

What people said about the workshop:

"A battle-tested approach to building companies that matter."
- Eric Ries, Author of the Lean Startup

"Ash makes lean practicable."
- Jason Cohen, Founder of WP Engine

"Simple, clear thinking."
- Bob Metcalfe, Inventor of the ethernet

===
�

To make sure you keep getting these emails, please add ash@leanstack.com to your address book or whitelist us. Want out of the loop? Unsubscribe or�Update my profile

Our postal address: 5409 Montview Street, Austin, TX 78756

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I just published a new article on valuing the true value of your time, especially if you're in a startup.�

Most startup founders don't value their time correctly and instead value money over time. This is a huge fallacy and cause for a lot of stuck founders.

Read the full article here.

Ash

To make sure you keep getting these emails, please add ash@leanstack.com to your address book or whitelist us. Want out of the loop? Unsubscribe or�Update my profile

Our postal address: 5409 Montview Street, Austin, TX 78756

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I just published a new article on valuing the true value of your time, especially if you're in a startup.�

Most startup founders don't value their time correctly and instead value money over time. This is a huge fallacy and cause for a lot of stuck founders.

Read the full article here.

Ash

To make sure you keep getting these emails, please add ash@leanstack.com to your address book or whitelist us. Want out of the loop? Unsubscribe or�Update my profile

Our postal address: 5409 Montview Street, Austin, TX 78756

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Download Running Lean

Get the first 3 chapters of both my books using the links below:

These chapters cover the overall running lean roadmap, show you how to deconstruct your idea using a lean canvas, and test if it represents a big enough problem worth solving using a traction roadmap.

Enjoy.?

Ash?
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Our postal address: 5409 Montview Street, Austin, TX 78756

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Hi -

I hope you''re bracing the recent pandemic uncertainty as well as one can hope. We are certainly going through interesting times...

While this is a trying time for all of us entrepreneurs, did you know that more than half the companies on the 2009 Fortune 500 list were started during a downturn?

Some of the most notables companies starting during a recession include General Electric, IBM, General Motors, Disney, Microsoft, and Apple.?

Struggle is the mother of innovation.

The key to navigating such times is adaptability and finding a way forward.?

In light of the new measures being taken around the world, we are adapting by hunkering down and creating more content, offering more online (vs offline) workshops, and working to support our members.?

We have also discounted a number of our resources (made some free) as a way to make them accessible to more people.

1. Foundations and Ideation playbooks are now FREE
One of the first challenges to overcome with a new idea is being able to clearly and concisely communicate it to others so that
1) they understand, and
2) they buy-in.

These two playbooks show you how to do this.
You can now?sign-up for them here for free.?

2. Free book excerpts
I had sent an email last week with a link to these. We have now also made them available in the "Getting Started" lesson within the Foundations playbook. They complement the first two playbooks above perfectly.?

3. More online workshops (now also discounted 25%)
We have been running online workshops for some time now and have honed the right formula for keeping them highly engaging and effective. Given the recent turn of events, we are doubling down on offering more online training.

We are starting by offering more dates for our full 3 and 5-day continuous innovation training for entrepreneurs and mentor training for coaches. Based on demand, we will potentially add a variety of smaller workshops and support different timezones along the way.?

You can find a listing of the current workshops here.?

If we can do anything else to support your journey, drop me a line anytime at ash@leanstack.com.

Stay well,

Ash
Founder of LEANSTACK

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Our postal address: 5409 Montview Street, Austin, TX 78756

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Download Running Lean

Get the first 3 chapters of both my books using the links below:

These chapters cover the overall running lean roadmap, show you how to deconstruct your idea using a lean canvas, and test if it represents a big enough problem worth solving using a traction roadmap.

Enjoy.?

Ash?
?

To make sure you keep getting these emails, please add ash@leanstack.com to your address book or whitelist us. Want out of the loop? Unsubscribe or?Update my profile

Our postal address: 5409 Montview Street, Austin, TX 78756

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