Founders skip validation. They assume they know what users want—so they spend months building features nobody asked for. By the time they launch, they've burned through runway on a product that doesn't solve a real problem. The MVP becomes 50 features searching for a user.

Here's the uncomfortable truth: most startups don't fail because they can't build. They fail because they build the wrong thing. Six months of development. Zero paying customers. Now you're explaining to investors why you need more runway to "pivot."

I help founders build MVPs that actually validate their thesis. That means ruthless prioritization—cutting everything that doesn't prove your core assumption. We ship in 8-12 weeks, not 6 months. Fast enough to learn, focused enough to matter.

1. Discovery — Validate assumptions, define core value prop
2. Design — Map user journey, prioritize ruthlessly
3. Develop — Build only what proves your thesis
4. Deploy — Launch, measure, iterate