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Page 1: Poets Love Their Own Poems: Validate your product before falling in love with the idea of it
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“If only it were so easy to have a good idea stolen.”

eric ries, the lean startup

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Poets love their own poems.

LOL

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“Every man loves his own handiwork better than he would be loved by it if it came alive; and this happens perhaps most of all with poets; for they have an excessive love for their own poems, doting on them as if they were their children.”

aristotle, nicomachean ethics, book ix

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“Now it’s time to invite one of your friends!”

“Before I know if it’s cool?”

eric ries, the lean startup

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