The Edison Hypothesis: Test ideas quickly and cheaply. Expect many failures to find the one that works, and then abandon the others.

The Carnegie Vertical Integration: Control every step of creating your main products. This removes outside influences that can slow things down.

The Bezos Customer Obsession: Focus on what customers will need in the future, even if they cannot express it yet. Then, create products for that coming need, rather than just what they ask for now. (1/3)

The Ford Flow System: Make every recurring task a smooth, automated process. Then, continuously make that process faster.

The Jobs Refinement: Remove all unnecessary features. Keep only what is absolutely essential, and then perfect that simple design.

The Rockefeller Bottleneck Domination: Find the biggest obstacle or choke point in your industry. Focus all your efforts on controlling it before doing anything else. (2/3)

The Barnum Market Validation: Sell the idea first. Let what people want and say about it shape the final product.
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