My take on the Lean Startup Model.

Seems to miss the point of what a Lean Startup is.

&#62; So why of all the important things in your life that you’re doing would you want to present to the world only part of your company?<p>Because you might be wrong, and building the wrong thing to a high level of polish = failing slow.<p>&#62; To customers and investors, if it doesn’t fit their need, they move on, you rarely get a second chance.<p>The number of people who see your initial MVP will be minuscule compared to the number of potential customers. You don't need to get the <i>same</i> customers to come back; you just need to get customers.

Also, forgive the ad hominem, but this poster appears to be leaning on his cachet as an angel investor to persuade.<p>However, the links under Our Companies lead to a line of text and a GoDaddy placeholder.<p>Slightly less than a minimum viable product, unless you're talking about the blog post.

I thought this post made some interesting and valid points. Mainly, don't drink the koolaid without thinking through the best strategy for your particular business/