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Turnover Speed Over Margin Size, Shared Mission Over Solo Genius, Father as Teacher and Counter-Example
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During my time at university, I also traveled to the United States, and often went to tea at the high-volume jazz dance halls in Waseda and Takadanobaba. But to tell the truth, I visited mahjong parlors more than anywhe…
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"During my time at university, I also traveled to the United States, and often went to tea at the high-volume jazz dance halls in Waseda and Takadanobaba. But to tell the truth, I visited mahjong parlors more than anywhere else. I didn't go to class often, and by the time I reached my third and fourth year, I didn't worry about job prospects. All I was thinking was: it would be best if I didn't have to work."
One win and nine losses: The entrepreneurial life and business philosophy of Japan's new richest man, Tadashi Yanai (translated)
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Turnover Speed Over Margin SizeShared Mission Over Solo GeniusFather as Teacher and Counter-ExampleFailure Germs Hide Inside SuccessSuburban Location ArbitrageCasual Clothes Like Weekly MagazinesBurn the Boats When You Take the SealAccidents as Brand ArchitectureCustomer Need First, Company Desire NeverSteal From Foreign Retail Then LocalizeCompanies Die Without Self-Reinvention