What You Get Inside the Course

 MVP Intro 

Start strong with the mindset shift that changes everything:

  • Why MVP is a framework, not a rigid checklist

  • Why “perfect” is usually the reason people run out of money

  • How to launch efficiently even with limited time + limited resources


 MVP Strategy 

The core framework that helps you launch smarter:

  • MVP vs. traditional launch (side-by-side)

  • Why most businesses fail before they even get a real chance

  • How to avoid over-investing and start building traction first


 MVP Business Case Studies 

Real examples of businesses that grew by doing it lean:

  • Body Street (monoproduct launch, ~$300 start, scaled fast)

  • Saint Mode (small basket launch, simple rollout)

  • Spanx + Fashion Nova (hero product strategy at scale)

This is proof that you don’t need 20 products to win.


 MVP Peacock Product 

Learn how to identify your winning product — the one that can carry your business.

A true “Peacock Product” is:

  • Cash cow (low maintenance, consistent revenue)

  • Hero product (the flagship / gateway into your brand)

  • Evergreen (sells most of the year)

Plus my criteria from inside 70+ women-owned ecom brands:

  • easy to source

  • strong sales potential

  • good margins

  • broad appeal

  • year-round use


 MVP Niche to Meet You

Niching down—done the smart way.

Learn:

  • how to niche down without making your audience too small

  • why broad profitable categories + smart positioning is the sweet spot

  • real brand examples that nailed it (and what “too niche” looks like)


 MVP Launch Workflow 

A step-by-step launch walkthrough so you can see the framework in action.

You’ll watch me build a hypothetical MVP business (candle brand example) and learn:

  • how to choose products using research (not vibes)

  • how to launch with 30–50 units, not 300

  • how to keep your product line simple (and profitable)

  • how to use your “peacock product” to guide your marketing

  • the two-tier marketing approach:

    1. grow audience

    2. drive sales