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Thanks Nick! super useful!

What a brilliantly executed video!!!!

Fantastic video!

Superb exposition of the business model, creatively and eloquently delivered

Spot on and to point.

Great video !

Doing digital design at uni and just want to comend you on your production, animation of concept and flow of video. It was a master class on how to present an idea digitally as well as the business model canvas. You got my subscription and I am not even wanting to start a company.

Thanks so much, great simple explanation 😊 Much appreciated ❤

As a student and a business owner, how do I engage it in handling my business well and also not losing in my academic

Loved it

As a business student, I was not expecting but was pleasantly surprised by the Julie Nolke shoutout 🤣

could you make a vide on data driven business models?

Very helpful thank you !

Really helpful

Good

we’ll stated. bravo 👏🏿👏🏿

i searched for this and finally this is what i needed

This was a great complement to the MBA course I'm taking

Super super useful, thank you Nick!

Wonderful thank you

The learners' community needs someone like you, Nick. Outstandingly exceeded the expectation. Thank you so!

I love the videos from this Man!

Brilliant video. Thank you!

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Love this Nick. I have used the Value Proposition and the Business Model Canvas to begin many transformation programs and it all starts with Customer Relationships and their jobs to be done!

So simple yet so important. My key takeaway actually is how they keept their first users in the loop by sharing Progress, Problems and Plans. Might have to use those bullets for an update video myself 😅

Incredible video. Pure value! 💯

Unparallel content 🔥

Thank you for sharing

Gold as always Nick 🔥🔥

Pro tip for using the canvas: move from two dimensions to three. If you use a digital canvas, it’s easier, but you can do it analog as well. Use different size stickies to represent relative impact (e.g. value, priority, importance), link stickies that are dependent or connected, and as you already mentioned you can use colors for simple timelines (e.g. now, next, and later)

Thank you for this.

Thank you for the video, it´s good food for thought... I agree we should not speak more about MVP as "Minimum Viable Product"... We should instead speak about "Minimum VALUABLE Product" ... I like that more than "business experiments" (and we keep the MVP acronym jaja!!)

That is a funny Nick, well done on the video

It looks like you are using the HADI cycle framework, to generate and test hypothesis fast. We do use it the same framework when validating the early age startups ideas or already implementing and developing a continuously system of improvements, both for startups and companies as well.

Thanks very much.

hey there , i would like to ask if its wrong to type this on a computer, and if its fine should i use word or powerpoint

Business model canvas is The best thing happened to the whole world of business . Thank you for everyone behind it .❤

Really great video!

I think people just need to stop being confused about terminology. MVP is not how you describe it in the video, and should come AFTER you have done prototype testing iterations. MVP is looking at the product solution you want to deliver, and using MoSCoW to determine what the minimum product you have to build in order to meet the minimum requirements to get paid.

Thank You

Perfectly explained ❤

nice one .very explicit

Great video with simple explanation and since the subject used it something I am interested in, it helped make things even more clear. One thing I have to point out is that the digital products Chris sells are very much content he is reusing from his time running Blind plus newer content he created in partnership with other experts he knew in the their respective fields.