Also wanted to share some resources that helped me think more deeply about MVPs, failure, and inclusive entrepreneurship, especially from Latinx or diverse perspectives:

Books & reading:

• Latinx Business Success by Frank Carbajal and José Morey, not an MVP book per se, but awesome for seeing how Latinx ingenuity, leadership, and frameworks like DIGITAL come together in real business contexts

• Jefa In Training by Ashley K. Stoyanov Ojeda, a Latina‑authored business startup toolkit with practical advice and worksheets that helps you think through brand, identity, and early experiments from a community lens

• First‑Gen, NextGen by Victoria F. Banuelos, talks about navigating early professional life with Latinx context which helped me frame assumptions about audience and culture

People & community voices:

• There’s this 100 Rising Latinx Founders list that highlights tons of up‑and‑coming founders doing real startup work, good inspiration for diverse success paths and experimentation mindsets

• Following Latinx entrepreneurs on YouTube or Instagram who share candid startup stories and lessons has been super useful to normalize failure and iteration (like founders highlighted in community lists)