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You Have To Sit By The Side Of A River A Very Long Time Before A Roast Duck Will Fly Into Your Mouth.

If You Truly Don't Have Competition, Then Zoom Out Until You Can Define Some. Competition Can Be As Simple As The Reliance On The Status Quo, Microsoft (since At Some Point Microsoft Will Compete With Everyone For Everything), Or Researchers In Universities. Pick Something, Because Saying You Have No Competition At All Is A Nonstarter.

Unfortunately, They Develop A Fixed Mindset That They're The Most Talented, And They Think That Continued Success Is A Right. Problems Arise Because Pure Talent Only Works As Long As The Going Is Easy. Furthermore, They Don't Take Risks Because Failure Would Harm Their Image Of Being The Best, Brightest, And Most Talented. When They Do Fail, They Deny It Or Attribute It To Anything But Their Shortcomings.

A Good Idea Is About Ten Percent And Implementation And Hard Work, And Luck Is 90 Percent.