Disciplined Entrepreneurship Workbook

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From the Back Cover ------------------- FEATURING NEW MATERIAL Disciplined Entrepreneurship Canvas Primary Market Research Guide Windows of rtunity and Triggers THE ESSENTIAL COMPANION TO THE BOOK THAT REVOLUTIONIZED ENTREPRENEURSHIP Bill Aulet′s Disciplined Entrepreneurship forever transformed the way professionals think about starting companies. Now this companion workbook helps you get even more out of his proven 24–step framework for making your business dreams a reality. A practical manual for implementing the framework, the Disciplined Entrepreneurship Workbook breaks down the steps and takes you deeper, highlighting critical points that can make or break a fledgling business. Its exercises and assessments help you build on your strengths while pointing out areas that still need work because when it comes to your business, good enough just isn′t good enough. With the Disciplined Entrepreneurship Workbook in your corner, you′ll: * Systematically build your business * Sharpen your instincts to recognize and fix issues before they prove al * Test and deepen your understanding with exercises, worksheets, and case studies * Innovate, persevere, and create products customers want and are willing to pay for Starting a company is a serious undertaking with plenty of risk and lots of sacrifice to go around. But the reward is transformational and uniquely fulfilling. The Disciplined Entrepreneurship Workbook is here to help you realize those rewards by optimizing your chances of success. About the Author ---------------- BILL AULET is Managing Director of the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship and a Senior Lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management. Prior to joining MIT, Bill had a 25–year track record of success in business, beginning at IBM, where he worked for 11 years, before becoming a serial entrepreneur. He started and ran Cambridge Decision Dynamics and SensAble Technologies. Today, in addition to teaching at MIT, he works around the world with individual entrepreneurs, small companies, educators, large companies, and governments to promote innovation–driven entrepreneurship. DisciplinedEntrepreneurship.com