Brett Goldstein

Bonus framework. All right. So it's called the Enterprise Workflow Idea Startup Formula or Startup Idea Formula. Enterprise Workflow Startup Idea Formula. All right. So you're going to use this formula to come up with any idea startup idea that can be a venture scale billion dollar company. Every five years, you can rebuild this company. I'm salivating.

Bonus framework. All right. So it's called the Enterprise Workflow Idea Startup Formula or Startup Idea Formula. Enterprise Workflow Startup Idea Formula. All right. So you're going to use this formula to come up with any idea startup idea that can be a venture scale billion dollar company. Every five years, you can rebuild this company. I'm salivating.

Bonus framework. All right. So it's called the Enterprise Workflow Idea Startup Formula or Startup Idea Formula. Enterprise Workflow Startup Idea Formula. All right. So you're going to use this formula to come up with any idea startup idea that can be a venture scale billion dollar company. Every five years, you can rebuild this company. I'm salivating.

Okay, so you basically take any workflow that a professional does. So like designers design, like marketers do email marketing, salespeople live in a CRM, engineers have ticket management system. You see where I'm going with this, right? Like documents, like all of this type of stuff, all these like core workflow tools, right? need to get rebuilt every five to 10 years. Why is that?

Okay, so you basically take any workflow that a professional does. So like designers design, like marketers do email marketing, salespeople live in a CRM, engineers have ticket management system. You see where I'm going with this, right? Like documents, like all of this type of stuff, all these like core workflow tools, right? need to get rebuilt every five to 10 years. Why is that?

Okay, so you basically take any workflow that a professional does. So like designers design, like marketers do email marketing, salespeople live in a CRM, engineers have ticket management system. You see where I'm going with this, right? Like documents, like all of this type of stuff, all these like core workflow tools, right? need to get rebuilt every five to 10 years. Why is that?

Because the technology gets better, right? People always want the same thing. They want it to be beautiful. They want it to look like the tools that they use with their consumer products. They want it to have the latest and greatest technology and all that stuff. And the reality is incumbents are never going to be able to adapt quickly to these changes and stuff. This is the linear formula.

Because the technology gets better, right? People always want the same thing. They want it to be beautiful. They want it to look like the tools that they use with their consumer products. They want it to have the latest and greatest technology and all that stuff. And the reality is incumbents are never going to be able to adapt quickly to these changes and stuff. This is the linear formula.

Because the technology gets better, right? People always want the same thing. They want it to be beautiful. They want it to look like the tools that they use with their consumer products. They want it to have the latest and greatest technology and all that stuff. And the reality is incumbents are never going to be able to adapt quickly to these changes and stuff. This is the linear formula.

Linear didn't build anything. a brain-exploding ticket management system. They built a ticket management system that was simpler, number one, more beautiful, number two, more targeted, at a very specific niche, number three, more performant. And that's it. That's it. They are killing Trello. They're killing Jira. they're going to replace those in even large enterprises as well.

Linear didn't build anything. a brain-exploding ticket management system. They built a ticket management system that was simpler, number one, more beautiful, number two, more targeted, at a very specific niche, number three, more performant. And that's it. That's it. They are killing Trello. They're killing Jira. they're going to replace those in even large enterprises as well.

Linear didn't build anything. a brain-exploding ticket management system. They built a ticket management system that was simpler, number one, more beautiful, number two, more targeted, at a very specific niche, number three, more performant. And that's it. That's it. They are killing Trello. They're killing Jira. they're going to replace those in even large enterprises as well.

And they didn't have to build the craziest, most advanced stuff. It's not like a, it's not like 10 dimensional chess kind of product, visionary stuff. It's like literally just build it better. So you can do this with most types of things. It's even easier when you focus on a niche.

And they didn't have to build the craziest, most advanced stuff. It's not like a, it's not like 10 dimensional chess kind of product, visionary stuff. It's like literally just build it better. So you can do this with most types of things. It's even easier when you focus on a niche.

And they didn't have to build the craziest, most advanced stuff. It's not like a, it's not like 10 dimensional chess kind of product, visionary stuff. It's like literally just build it better. So you can do this with most types of things. It's even easier when you focus on a niche.

So if you wanted to build a CRM for real estate people, like there's a CRM for real estate people called follow a boss. That's like 15 years old. If you wanted to replace them, you could just following kind of this, this formula.

So if you wanted to build a CRM for real estate people, like there's a CRM for real estate people called follow a boss. That's like 15 years old. If you wanted to replace them, you could just following kind of this, this formula.

So if you wanted to build a CRM for real estate people, like there's a CRM for real estate people called follow a boss. That's like 15 years old. If you wanted to replace them, you could just following kind of this, this formula.

Pretty great.

Pretty great.