This document is a thinking artifact, not a pitch deck. Boss Kanin is a real product idea — an instant, hot-water-only rice meal for modern Filipino constraints — but this feasibility study’s deeper intent is to showcase Raven’s operator fluency: how she navigates early-stage ambiguity, pressure-tests assumptions, and systematizes decision-making for founder-fit environments.
Every section below distills the core logic, constraint framing, and validation signals — to reflect feasibility, positioning, initial go-to-market strategy, and financial realism.
Purpose: Signal Raven’s approach to ambiguity, tradeoff visibility, and structural clarity under constraint.
Key Insight: This is the first layer of a Right Hand Credibility Stack — showing how Raven thinks, not just what she builds.
Embedded Signals: Strategic framing, MVP realism, and systems fluency.
Purpose: Anchor the product in real Filipino behavior shifts (less appliances, faster meals, more constraints).
Cultural Trigger: Rice is non-negotiable — but rice prep assumes access to kitchens.
Big Insight: This is not a flavor play. It’s a format innovation rooted in constraint logic.
Why Me: Raven’s using the product as proof-of-approach to demonstrate early-stage clarity under real limitations.
Purpose: Translate the concept into high-need, real-world use cases.
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