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Some of the best ideas come from people outside tech, but non-technical founders can have trouble navigating the development process. If that's you, it's better to look before you leap. Our guide to getting software built was written just for you. It'll show you what it takes to bring a project to life and what to look for in your partners. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/eexVyMNT

The world needs non-technical founders to take part in the AI conversation and pursue innovation within the world of AI. But understanding AI, its functions and limitations, can be intimidating. Our AI guide gives you a grasp of the AI fundamentals, from how it works to how you should think about it in your product. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/g4PqawA7

ICYMI, this month's edition of the Build It Right newsletter is here! Lindsey Witmer Collins talks about the process of stripping down an idea into its most elegant, un-cluttered form. Check it out here:

Our newest project, Scribbly, is finally out into the world! Scribbly uses just a single photo of your child to generate a custom storybook that takes them on a magical adventure. Made with quality in mind, your Scribbly storybook will become a treasured family heirloom that you and your child will love. Check it out and join the waitlist here ✨ http://scribblybooks.com ✨

The entrepreneur's path is anything but straightforward. Sometimes, we have to white-knuckle our way through an obstacle... but not always. Sometimes, creative workarounds can result in something special, something surprising, something even better than what you originally had in mind. Our founder Lindsey Witmer Collins wrote about going through and going around challenges for Forbes. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/d4g_D46Y

Our digital era comes with a few caution signs⚠️ From technology's effect on our brains to biased algorithms and IT sprawl, Forbes talked to leaders about their concerns – including our own Lindsey Witmer Collins. Check out the full piece here: https://lnkd.in/dqz6ZBDB

The office/remote/hybrid discussion rages on! Our founder Lindsey Witmer Collins contributed to a Forbes article about how businesses can make back-to-office worthwhile for remote workers. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/drstCZjn

In her latest series on Social Media, our founder Lindsey Witmer Collins talks about the importance of smallness: ✅ Smallness allows the product to effectively serve a specific user base and solve a specific problem. 🧠 Our brains are biologically wired to handle a finite quantity of relationships. Huge, free-roaming platforms like Twitter/X create alienation, not familiarity. 💣 Beyond users, mainline social media platforms maintain an outsized hold on the internet itself. This gives Musk, Zuck, and others more leverage – a bigger scale they can put their thumb on. Check out the full piece here: https://lnkd.in/dYBtdtxV

At WLCM, we want to work with people and ideas we believe in. Some of the best ideas come from non-technical people. How many ideas do we lose because non-technical folks don't know how to navigate the development process? Lindsey Witmer Collins wrote this guide to getting software built with those people in mind. If you have an idea that keeps you up at night, but don't know where to get started, start here! https://lnkd.in/eexVyMNT

TBT to Lindsey Witmer Collins's appearance on Jordan Behan's Lean Marketing for SaaS podcast! This episode is packed with insights, like marketing your app, prototyping your MVP, and thinking about your users. Check it out! https://lnkd.in/eDMd9fhM