Acclaim for THE LEAN STARTUP

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JOIN THE MOVEMENT
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n the past few years, the Lean Startup movement has gone global.
The number of resources available for aspiring entrepreneurs is
incredible. Here, I’ll do my best to list just a few of the best
events, books, and blogs for further reading and further practice.
The rest is up to you. Reading is good, action is better.
The most important resources are local. Gone are the days where
you had to be in Silicon Valley to nd other entrepreneurs to share
ideas and struggles with. However, being embedded in a startup
ecosystem is still an important part of entrepreneurship. What’s
changed is that these ecosystems are springing up in more and more
startup hubs around the world.
I maintain an ocial website for The Lean Startup at
http://theleanstartup.com, where you can nd additional resources,
including case studies and links to further reading. You will also
nd links there to my blog, Startup Lessons Learned, as well as
videos, slides, and audio from my past presentations.
Lean Startup Meetups
Chances are there is a Lean Startup meetup group near you. As of
this writing, there are over a hundred, with the largest in San
Francisco, Boston, New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. You can
nd a real-time map of groups here: http://leanstartup.meetup.com/.
You can also nd a list of cities where people
are interested in starting a new group, and tools to set one up