This kind of success can't be reproduced: making a new product based on the same fundamental things you got right the first time is unlikely to succeed -- you needed the stars to align
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It's often the case that the most genius products aren't created via a clear & deliberate vision. Rather, they arise from getting a few fundamental things right plus happening to hit all the right buttons at the right time out of sheer luck
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I'm thinking of Minecraft among other specific examples. Perhaps the most genius game of all time (though it could have been much better still with a clearer vision)
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Surely some of this includes deliberate iteration — how does luck factor in when you don’t have a clear vision?
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I agree, but I think it may be even more commonly the case w/ the most genius of products to actually get a series of fundamental things wrong. The key here however is remaining open to new directions and discoveries, resulting in creations far beyond original visions.
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You got this right. That's why MBA doesn't produce lots of genius products.
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