Most founders burn $10K before launch β you?πΈ
One missing step in planning = $100K+ down the drain.
My job is to remove that risk before the first line of code is written. That means:
-> Focusing the money: You hire the cheapest coders when you don't know the exact product. Get the spec locked first.
-> Controlling the investors: Aligning the board on the one core feature that drives revenue, so they don't ask for extras later.
-> Cutting the fluff: Saying no to 70% of 'nice-to-have' features that don't pass the "Does this make us money in 90 days?" test.
I ran this focus with a UK B2B founder, and we cut their development timeline by a full 3 months.