Book: The Minimalist Entrepreneur
I recently finished reading this book, which I discovered through Bruno Okamoto during my studies on the Micro-SaaS ecosystem. I found it quite interesting and worth sharing here.

Book structure:
- The minimalist entrepreneur
- Start with Community
- Build as Little as Possible
- Sell to Your First Hundred Customers
- Market by Being You
- Grow Yourself and Your Business Mindfully
- Build the House You Want to Live In
- Where Do We Go from Here?
The book, written by the creator of Gumroad, shares his key learnings and how a minimalist mindset was crucial for the company's adjustments and success. Given the current startup landscape, many entrepreneurs could have benefited from reading it earlier.
Key takeaways:
- Revenue from day one – Prioritize monetization early.
- Growth aligned with stage – Avoid scaling teams and processes before demand justifies it.
- Community-driven products – Building a strong user community is a rising trend, potentially surpassing traditional ads due to a stronger sense of belonging.
- Active customer listening – Shape your product based on real user needs.
For more opinions, check the book on Goodreads.
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