The Lean Startup

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First heard24 May 2026
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Best Of: Stop Wasting Your Talent and Start Making a Difference

The Next Big Idea, 26 October 2026. The book comes up at 22 min 35 sec in. It comes up in passing.

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The Modern Science of Ancient Wisdom

The Next Big Idea, 19 October 2026. The book comes up at 53 min 36 sec in. It comes up in passing.

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How to Become the Most Interesting Person You Know

The Next Big Idea, 15 October 2026. The book comes up at 37 min 8 sec in. It comes up in passing.

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Feel the AGI: Kevin Roose on the Strange, Intoxicating Race to Superintelligence

The Next Big Idea, 8 October 2026. The book comes up at 49 min 0 sec in. It comes up in passing.

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Daniel Pink and Angela Duckworth on Friction-Maxxing, Becoming a Mentor Magnet and the Problem with Solo Striving

The Next Big Idea, 5 October 2026. The book comes up at 33 min 54 sec in. It comes up in passing.

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The One Word That Explains Progress

The Next Big Idea, 1 October 2026. The book comes up at 51 min 29 sec in. It comes up in passing.

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CNLP 809 | Get Past Broke Thinking In Your Church: The Lean Startup's Eric Reis on When To Take A Risk and Why Harder is Easier

The Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast, 9 June 2026. The author is the guest. The book comes up at 47 sec in.

Carey Nieuwhof introduces Eric Ries as creator of the Lean Startup Method and author of this New York Times bestseller. The conversation draws on its concepts—minimum viable product and the pivot—applying them to church planting and organizational turnarounds. Ries explains that uncertainty, not setting, defines entrepreneurship, making the framework relevant to faith-based and nonprofit leaders navigating declining participation.

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"295. Culture Club: Communicating Values That Scale"

Think Fast Talk Smart: Communication Techniques, 8 June 2026. The author is the guest.

Eric Ries, the author and guest, describes writing The Lean Startup in 2011 as a turning point in his life and explains its core framework: extracting 'leap of faith assumptions' from a business plan and testing them through the build-measure-learn loop. He frames it as addressing how entrepreneurs communicate progress and prioritise decisions under deep uncertainty, offering a concrete heuristic where any choice is evaluated by whether it speeds the loop.

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689: Eric Ries - The Costco Hot Dog, Why Good Companies Go Bad, Financial Gravity, Building Incorruptible Organizations, and The Lean Startup's Unfinished Business

The Learning Leader Show With Ryan Hawk, 24 May 2026. The author is the guest.

Eric Ries references The Lean Startup to show that his thinking about ecosystem-level reform and a long-term stock exchange predates Incorruptible — he sketched the idea in the book's final chapter, which the Wall Street Journal described as a 'crazy idea.' The host introduces it as one of the most influential business books of the past 25 years.

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