“most successful business leaders are actually just good at copying existing, proven models—and there is nothing wrong with that.
However, true entrepreneurship involves stepping entirely outside the boundaries of what is known to solve a problem no one else has managed to figure out.”
For me, copying other successful people is very useful when I am new to the industry.
After I’ve learnt the ropes, then I start innovating at the edges.
I am reading this book "The Innovation Stack" about Square/Block.
I’ve read the summary.
“most successful business leaders are actually just good at copying existing, proven models—and there is nothing wrong with that.
However, true entrepreneurship involves stepping entirely outside the boundaries of what is known to solve a problem no one else has managed to figure out.”
For me, copying other successful people is very useful when I am new to the industry.
After I’ve learnt the ropes, then I start innovating at the edges.