Build Before You Are Ready

Genre: Entrepreneurship / Self-Help
Premise: Success favors those who act before everything is perfect.
Target Audience: Aspiring entrepreneurs, startup founders, and innovators stuck in "analysis paralysis" and seeking momentum.
Brief Synopsis:
The greatest killer of innovation isn’t failure—it’s waiting. Build Before You Are Ready is a rallying cry for impatient visionaries who’d rather crash through walls than polish PowerPoints. Through adrenaline-fueled stories like the college dropout who sold $1M in drones before finalizing his logo, this book exposes the lies of “perfect timing.” You’ll master survival-tested tactics like the 90% Rule (ship when almost ready) and Mistake Fueling (harnessing screwups as rocket fuel).
Discover how a single mom launched a jewelry empire using Instagram Stories shot on a cracked iPhone, and why a tech CEO credits his $100M exit to launching a “broken” MVP. Forget 5-year plans—this book hands you a machete to carve your own path with frameworks like Chaos Mapping (turn overwhelm into action) and Scrappy Scaling (grow with duct tape and grit).
Packed with unapologetic exercises like “Bankrupt Your Excuses” and “Profit From Ugly First Drafts,” this isn’t a self-help book—it’s a self-destruct button for doubt. Perfect for the TikTok generation rewriting the hustle playbook.
Approximate Book Length: 60,000–70,000 words.
Why Bestseller Potential:
A rebellion against the “over-prepare and under-deliver” culture. Targets Gen Z/Millennial action addicts hungry for quick wins. Fills a void between fluffy motivation and dense business theory—imperfection is the new USP.