Not every version of you requires a big release. Take the more incremental approach.
Also, like the advice about “make noise, listen for signal.”, that's really cool way to think about it;
This statement got me "And then you realize there is no next version." by this, do you mean the end of life? :)
Nice analogy! :) However, Christina Rossetti's quote about "work never begun" being a sad thing is somewhat incongruent with agile/MVP ; If I understand MVP correctly, to have "work never begun" is a good thing - https://www.leadingagile.com/2019/03/maximizing-the-amount-of-work-not-done/
Also, like the advice about “make noise, listen for signal.”, that's really cool way to think about it;
This statement got me "And then you realize there is no next version." by this, do you mean the end of life? :)
Nice analogy! :) However, Christina Rossetti's quote about "work never begun" being a sad thing is somewhat incongruent with agile/MVP ; If I understand MVP correctly, to have "work never begun" is a good thing - https://www.leadingagile.com/2019/03/maximizing-the-amount-of-work-not-done/