How to shape an idea using Shape Up tutorial: Drafting Solutions [Part 2/3]

It’s rough. It’s solved. It’s bounded. These are the three principles to follow when defining a solution in the Shape Up process. Even if the outcome is a rough idea that is not very concrete, a lot of times it takes more than one session to do it. So here’s the second of the three parts real-life shaping exercise. In this episode, after the problem definition, we work on two key steps of the process: - Setting boundaries: How much time are we willing to invest in this opportunity? This is basically, defining the appetite. - Coming up with raw solutions: What possible solutions can we think of? What would be in and out based on the appetite and problem definition? We go through the process of defining a solution, trying to be not too abstract and not to concrete, zooming in and out while we rough out ideas. Also, in this session we don’t forget about the problem definition we did in the previous session, which will be essential as a north star for our solution. You can get a copy of the the template we use in the episode here _____________ If you like what we do you can buy us coffee 💜 ☕ _____________ We invite you to continue the conversation and give us feedback! Twitter: @TwoFacetPodcast Email:  [email protected] Hosts: Juncal González, Matt Mikulski Music: Sunlight by Lightblow