ProblemKit

Starting a new business is like igniting a rocket – make sure you’re 100% happy with the direction it’s pointing 🚀

09: When you light a firework, make sure it's pointing up If taxidermy is taking something dead and trying to sanitise, stuff, and reposition it into something beautiful again, then today’s edition of ProblemKit is more like fresh roadkill. However, if you have the stomach for it, there’s a surprising amount of nutrition in the recently deceased. 🥜 ...

So you've identified a long list of problems you could solve, but you've got no idea which to spend your hard-earned time on.

Here's my framework for qualifying high-value problems.

Happy solving!

08: Ask these FOUR questions to avoid wasting time on weak problems If you need ONE problem that will absorb you for weeks and months to come, read on...

Why I don't keep a list of business ideas

07: 10x your rate of problem discovery with this low-friction capture method Hi all, If you've ever noticed a great problem only to have it vanish from memory seconds later, this one's for you. Today's letter is also a little shorter than normal as I'm travelling to visit family. Back to normal next week! 🥜 Eliminate friction How I 10x my rate of

06: The dark side of the moon(shot); a case for building smaller Hi all, Noah Kagan 🌮 is the founder of AppSumo and author of the recent NYT best-seller, Million Dollar Weekend. Last Friday, I asked him why he ignored all the other juicy problems he could have been solving at the time he committed to building a marketplace for software deals. I’

05: Kill your ideas, not your momentum

05: Kill your ideas, not your momentum Last week, I started a new venture. Today, I'll tell you how and why I killed it in just one week, and what that means for The ProblemKit Method. Brace positions 🛬 🥜 Kernel Kill your ideas, not your momentum ProblemKit is about unsticking. It's an antidote to the fog of war