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Where to start? How to start?

How often does it happen that we have ideas and we take actions to make these ideas happen, but we miss the big picture. I believe having a simple and powerful framework to "structure your thoughts" is essentail for a start up.

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I find this 15-mins long video by IDEO's Tom Hulme very helpful in creating a easy to remember, easy to pitch and talk about, yet powerful framework around structuring business ideas and visualizing them.

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Tom Hulme's business model framework

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DeletedUser

Nice video. Approaching your startup idea from such a framework really helps nailing down what your idea and startup are about.
It is a bit similar to the business model canvas developed by Alexander Osterwalder. http://www.businessmodelgeneration.com/canvas
Wait, I'll post a video about this too

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DeletedUser

this was heavily inspired by the work of Alex Osterwalder, Gary Hamel and Michael Porter

http://weijiblog.com/startup-tools/

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