Me: If a friend asked how to get rich, what would you tell them? 6 yo: Do something nobody else has done. Don't copy ideas. And make something lots of people actually want.
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Pretty awesome .. anything you don’t fully agree with in the statement?
I was surprised he was so down on copying. I wouldn't say that was important enough to lead with. He must have heard us speaking contemptuously of it.
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Amazing. I think there’s a good case to be made for a an approach devoid of derivative thinking yielding the biggest returns.
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That’s an interesting POV. Andy Rachleff makes a similar argument. Although I think that there’s upside to looking at current products and making them better by figuring out the ‘job’ users r hiring them 4 (provided they don’t do it well.) I.e Zoom, Tinder, Google
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I’ve observed (specially with my niece) that though they are immersed in something else they subconsciously grab the information from the surrounding environment and gradually that creates their values over the period of years.
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It's cute and incredible to see how that child can answer in a few words such a question,, but fact are against that answer. and for sure he/she will realize that very soon. Let him reach 12yo
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Ironically, he was actually copying the ideas he heard around the household, right? The essence of "you're unique, just like everyone else "
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