Work against own idea bias

Source from Wes Kao

1. “What are the obvious counterpoints?”
2. “Am I addressing the hard part of the problem?”
3. “How much personal conviction do I have about this?”
4. “What evidence, data, and examples am I pulling from?”
5. “Where might I be making leaps in logic that aren’t grounded?”
6. “What’s the upside? Trade-offs? Is the juice worth the squeeze?”
7. “How can we experiment with this in a way that requires less overhead?”

Linking

• Identifying hidden assumptions
• [[Testing Business Ideas - David Bland Alexander Osterwalder]]

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