i watch this a couple times per quarter bc it's important to understand that this is a LAW, meaning it's like NATURE, meaning this IS how growth happens. Growth doesn't happen any other way. Growth happens THIS way.
He says early adopters buy the phones because they want to be first, not because they care about 'Why' the phone company made them. There are multiple reasons people want to be first. The early majority want to see the technology validated, and lower the risk of wasting money. This guy is mostly unconvincing spin - try and practically apply what he's saying, you'll see it's not on point.
i watch this a couple times per quarter bc it's important to understand that this is a LAW, meaning it's like NATURE, meaning this IS how growth happens. Growth doesn't happen any other way. Growth happens THIS way.
Still relevant today even during the pandemic
It's even more relevant today I guess!
This seems like a vid that will pop off 10 years later
The percentages correspond to the area of 1,2, and 3 standard deviations under the normal distribution curve. Not a coincidence, I am sure.
Love Simon
how many times is he gonna circle the board?
Where is the full video?
ua-cam.com/video/u4ZoJKF_VuA/v-deo.html
thanks dude hey have ever watched tfua?
futa?
Interesting to study Fortune 500s and how they innovate.
What is his name?
Simon Sinek. Has some great TED Talks on UA-cam.
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He says early adopters buy the phones because they want to be first, not because they care about 'Why' the phone company made them. There are multiple reasons people want to be first. The early majority want to see the technology validated, and lower the risk of wasting money. This guy is mostly unconvincing spin - try and practically apply what he's saying, you'll see it's not on point.