Golden rules managed by the law of animals

Author: Geoffrey Tayor
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Compared to wolves, sheep seem to be the weaker ones; however, since wolves have existed, sheep have never disappeared from the Earth and have continued to reproduce and evolve. From this perspective, sheep are also winners, as they have chosen their ecological niche well—herbivorous, gregarious, and running faster. "Survival of the fittest" means that all organisms live within their own "ecological niches." Lions and gazelles must all run faster. These basic natural laws, the general principles of the animal kingdom, not only apply to the biological world but also to humans and businesses. In reality, many companies often look for reasons for their success and failures in terms of capital, products, and markets. However, if you consider this from the perspective of natural laws, you will gain many new insights. This book introduces natural laws into the field of management and explains the laws of business management from this angle. Since we are conducting this book in the form of lectures, one of our fundamental principles is to make complex concepts simple, with the goal of helping readers benefit from it. I believe that after completing these sixteen lessons, you will be surprised by the you gain. In reality, many companies, when summarizing their successes and failures, tend to look for reasons in terms of markets and capital, often overlooking the fundamental principles and laws. In this book, we have selected sixteen representative animal laws, aiming to introduce the natural laws of the biological world into the field of management. This is intended to help people break free from conventional management thinking and open up their management perspectives from the perspective of biological survival principles. By the intrinsic essence of management from seemingly simple yet timeless truths, people can gain deeper insights.