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The number of innovations based on smart ideas is huge. Even if the percentage of success is relatively small, it still becomes a huge source of opening up new industries, providing new occupations, and adding new activities to the economy.

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...The number of innovations based on smart ideas is huge. Even if the percentage of success is relatively small, it still opens up new industries, brings new occupations, and adds new innovations to the economy. A pretty huge source of activity.

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Even the Japanese now have to transcend the stage of imitating, importing and adopting other people’s technologies, and learn and understand that they can carry out real technological innovation by themselves...

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One must know what to say, one must know when to say it, one must know to whom to say it, one must know how to say it.

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Management is a practice whose essence lies not in knowledge but in action; its verification lies not in logic but in results; its only authority is achievement.

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Innovation can be defined from the perspective of demand rather than from the perspective of supply: changing the value and satisfaction that consumers obtain from resources.

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Even the Japanese now have to transcend the stage of imitating, importing and adopting other people's technologies and learn to carry out real technological innovation themselves.

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An enterprise can only grow within the thinking space of the entrepreneur, and the growth of an enterprise is limited by the thinking space that its operators can achieve.

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Cleaning up your network is like cleaning out your wardrobe. Only by removing inappropriate clothes from the wardrobe can you put more new clothes into the wardrobe.

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Effectiveness can be learned. Effectiveness is a habit and a combination of continuous training.

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Managers are people who do things right, entrepreneurs are people who do things right.

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A well-managed factory is always monotonous and boring, without any exciting events happening.

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Concentration is a kind of courage, the courage to decide what should be done and what should be done first.

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Effective managers hire people based on opportunities rather than problems.

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Knowing your time is a fruitful path as long as you are willing.

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Insist on putting important things first and only doing one thing well at a time.

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Effective managers will adapt to their own habits and will not force themselves.

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Management is doing things well, leadership is doing the right things.

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While using people’s strengths, we must tolerate their shortcomings.

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