Pivot if necessary from "summary" of The Lean Product Playbook by Dan Olsen
When you're developing a new product, it's important to stay open-minded and flexible. You may start out with a certain idea or plan in mind, but as you gather feedback and data, you need to be willing to change course if necessary. This is where the concept of pivoting comes into play. Pivoting means making a significant change to your product based on what you learn during the development process. This could involve changing your target customer segment, adjusting your product features, or even shifting your overall business model. The key is to be willing to pivot if the data suggests that your current...
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