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A great company often starts where someone sighs in frustration. This book shows you how to turn those moments into evidence, then into offers people will pay for. Instead of chasing trends or waiting for inspiration, you will learn a calm, repeatable method to go from observation to proof—one small, honest test at a time.
Built for founders, side-project builders, product managers, and curious professionals, it replaces guesswork with fieldcraft. You will practise pain point spotting, design clean customer interviews, and run idea validation sprints that take days, not months. You will test price before product, use small data research to find strong signals, and apply jobs to be done to frame promises that land. Along the way, you will prototype lightly, measure willingness to pay, and distinguish noise from product market fit fast indicators. The result is not a pile of ideas but a working pipeline: observe, draft, test, and decide.
- Read this if you want practical momentum without mythology.
- See everyday life as a laboratory for startup ideas
- Run respectful experiments that earn trust and insight
- Convert proof into pilots and pilots into revenue
- Keep your attention free by killing weak bets kindly
If you are ready to build from reality outward—and let evidence lead—you will find here the tools and language to move from clue to company, and to keep going with fewer regrets and clearer wins.

From Clue to Company

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  • Arjun Malhotra writes about the quiet craft of building useful companies from ordinary life. Raised between bazaars, bus stations, and back-office corridors, he learnt early that the best ideas hide in queues, workarounds, and the words people use when something almost works. His notebooks are filled with tiny dramas—missed deliveries, awkward forms, ten-minute fixes—that become the raw material for ventures others overlook. Drawing on the Indian tradition of jugaad and the British habit of close observation, his work favours street-level evidence over slogans and price-before-product over wishful thinking. He has helped founders move from hunch to paid pilot, and believes kindness in killing ideas is a strategic advantage. When not walking and watching, he teaches friends and readers how to keep small bets alive and their attention unbroken.

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