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Use a simple timeline with key milestones, set small achievable goals, and include realistic timeframes for MVP completion, launch, marketing, and iteration.
List tasks (e.g., "Finish wireframes by Friday"), assign deadlines, and track progress in a tool like Trello or a notebook. Keep goals small to stay motivated.
Why is a project plan necessary?
Why do I need a plan?
To stay organized and make steady progress.
Why is steady progress important?
It prevents overwhelm and burnout.
Why is avoiding burnout crucial?
Your energy is limited as a new founder.
Why is energy important?
Without it, you might quit or falter.
Why is persistence key?
Overcoming challenges takes sustained effort.
Conclusion:
A project plan fights doubt by breaking the process into manageable steps. It reduces perfectionism by focusing on progress, not flawless execution.
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With design and tech set, you can plan the build and launch.
Why:
Small tasks feel achievable. Deadlines keep you moving.
How:
It breaks the process into steps, reducing overwhelm and driving progress.