Last weekend we’ve arranged our first TechTram: the technology of action along with our social project LvivLand.
The idea is to talk not only about internet technologies but also about the technology of action in the real space: in your city, in your country, in your life.
Our speakers were inspiring us with 2 pretty controversial topics.
First one, Brett Knutson, CEO at Hive, shared some pretty useful tips about how to force your idea to a successful company, and how to check if your idea is vital at all, where to learn how to do it and how to find money for the implementation.
And we’ll share few points for you.
1. It is not enough to “oversleep” with your idea. You have to search for it, discuss it, to listen to critics, and to work hard for it.
2. Learn from the best professionals. And better this will be someone from a niche your idea is related to.
3. MVP — is the key for a strong start. It is a base for presentation, nobody except your mom and dad (not sure about them too) have a reason to believe in your amazingly new idea. There has to be a minimum viable product to show people why they have to believe what you believe.
