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Now, Inventiveness And Empathy, Those Qualities, If They're Together In The Same Person, You've Got An Entrepreneurial Genius. But They Do Tend To Be Slightly Separate.

The Industrial Leader Of The 20th Century Was A System-builder. He Was A Visionary In Terms Of What Could Be Built; Got The Capital Together; Certainly Convinced Investors That It Was Possible; And Then Ran A High-volume Production System That Would Spew Out A Vast Array Of Almost Identical Goods And Services. They Would Be Changed From Time To Time; There Was Research And Development, To Be Sure. But The System Was Built Around Production, Not Innovation.

Organizations Aren't Loyal; They Can't Be. They Have To Be Nimble, They Have To Change. That Means Everybody In Every Organization Will Have One Eye On His Or Her Own Brand, And The Other Eye On The Organization Of Which He Or She Is A Part. And The First Loyalty - Self-loyalty - Is Becoming More And More Dominant, Simply As A Survival Strategy. I'm In No Way Blaming Anyone Here; This Is Just Simply A Fact Of Life.

Globalization And Free Trade Do Spur Economic Growth, And They Lead To Lower Prices On Many Goods.

One Logical Consequence Of This New Economy Composed Of Big Brands And Entrepreneurial Groups Is That The Unit Of Production Is No Longer A Particular, Identical Product. The Unit Of Production Is The Creative Individual.