Super imitation

Author: Wu Yong
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Publish Date: 2006-02-23
Features: You don’t need to reinvent the wheel or cross the river by feeling the stones. From now on, learn and persist in "super imitation"! A business strategy with the lowest risk in the commercial society, a proven shortcut in human development; the world’s most efficient and excellent work method, a must-have skill for successful people in any field; the amazing principle of finding shortcuts by learning from others, the necessary prerequisite and solid foundation for independent innovation! The fastest and most effective method for success is to use proven effective methods! The United States became a world superpower because it continuously learned and imitated the strengths of other nations; Japan became a rising economic power after World War II by fully learning and imitating the United States and Europe; China achieved comprehensive and rapid development after the reform and opening-up because it emphasized learning and imitating advanced foreign technology and experience! When we are not developed Europe, nor prosperous America; when we are not the genius Einstein, nor the great inventor Edison; we might as well follow the "giants of imitation" Japan, and we might as well learn from the "super imitation genius" Bill Gates; if you think you are not as clever and capable as the Japanese, or if you think you are not as wealthy as Bill Gates. May this book help Chinese enterprises thrive! May this book help Chinese people achieve rapid success in life! In any era, wealth and success flow to those with strong learning abilities! "Super imitation" is learning ability! Learning ability is "super imitation"! This book argues that super imitation is the world’s most efficient and excellent work method, a must-have skill for successful people in any field, and introduces the principle of finding shortcuts by learning from others through nine aspects: trends, imitation, apprenticeship, efficiency, profitability, innovation, following, shortcuts, and risk avoidance.

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