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See What Happens Next6 practical phases • Apply every step to your own idea
What Happens Next
Three Simple Steps to Get Started
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Log In to Your Course
Use the link in your email to access the course. Start with the introduction to understand how the six phases connect.
Apply It to Your Idea
Begin Module 1: Feasibility Analysis. Work through each learner activity using your own business idea, not a hypothetical one.
Your Roadmap
The Six Phases You'll Work Through
The phases are connected. Findings in one may send you back to an earlier decision. That's not failure; it's how a concept improves.
PHASE 01
Feasibility Analysis
Define your customer and problem, assess demand, competition, law and trends.
PHASE 02
Assumption Validation
Make assumptions explicit, prioritise the riskiest and design low-cost tests.
PHASE 03
Detailed Ideation
Estimate costs, map operations, identify partners and model risks.
PHASE 04
Conceptual Prototyping
Turn your concept into something people can see, react to and understand.
PHASE 05
Critique and Defence
Invite scrutiny and test whether your concept holds up under challenge.
PHASE 06
Viability Criteria
Decide with evidence: proceed, refine the concept or stop in its current form.
Before You Begin
Start a Simple Evidence Record
As you move through the course, keep a running record for your idea. It will become the backbone of every decision you make.
- What you believe
- What you know
- What remains uncertain
- What evidence supports each conclusion
Remember
“The goal is not to prove that your idea must succeed. The goal is to make a better-informed decision: proceed, refine the concept, or stop pursuing it in its current form.”
— Marlon Greenidge
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