A 45-page playbook for founders and CEOs to grow lean, build momentum, and stay sane while scaling.
Lean-to-Scale distills the hard-won lessons from modern startups and digital leaders into a lean, actionable roadmap. In under 50 pages, it guides you through balancing growth, innovation, and sustainability, so your company scales with clarity and focus, not chaos.
Lean-to-Scale is designed to evolve with the times. Get it once and own every future update, insight & refinement forever. It's a living playbook that grows with you.
This part exposes the silent gap where most startups collapse. The transition between lean experimentation and scalable execution.
A structured pathway that moves a company from scrappy and iterative (LEAN), through a critical transformation phase (BRIDGE), into a systemized, self-propelling organization (SCALE)
Through examples, playbooks, and tactical guidance, it shows how startups apply Lean-to-Scale principles to real-world challenges, from system design and data-driven decision-making to team scaling and market expansion
This part redefines leadership for the scaling era, showing how founders must evolve from hands-on builders to vision architects.
The final part explores what happens after the first growth wave. It explains how great companies maintain momentum by embedding adaptability, learning, and reinvention into their DNA.
Written by Arman Rizal — Innovation & Technology Executive who has helped founders and SMEs turn their ideas into scalable products. With a background as a Fractional CTO and digital growth strategist, Arman brings both the technical depth and the strategic clarity needed to scale modern businesses.
“Lean-to-Scale cuts through startup noise. It gave me a clear framework to turn our scattered operations into systems that actually scale.”
“Every founder talks about growth, this book shows how to build it deliberately. Practical, sharp, and immediately actionable.”
“It’s rare to find something that blends tech, leadership, and execution this cleanly. This should be mandatory reading for any growth-stage business.”