Creation of Internet entrepreneurship 7-develop a keen intuition

Intuition

Here are some of the things I've seen that help me think about and grasp future changes. I use them to learn how to weave my creative stories and sharpen my intuition of whether these creative stories are correct.

• Read a few months The Economist (http://www.economist.com/) above is a good way to keep pace with traditional wisdom. The authors on The Economist's website are good at thinking about the future (but remember that these authors are not pressured to make sure that their point of view is correct).
• Peter Thiel's "Scratch (http://www.amazon.com/Zero-One-Notes-Startups-Future/dp/0804139296)" Book is great. Some of the other business books are rubbish, but the book is truly outstanding.
• The rationality of Harry Potter and the Method (http://hpmor.com/) is instructive. The things Harry described in the first 11 chapters of the book are exactly what you need to learn. "The rules are very different and there is magic in this world. So now what? Can I get rich from the gold galleons/west of the wizarding bank?
• Again, I would go to the TV Tropes Wiki (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HomePage) occasionally to prevent me from weaving a fictional creative novel.
• William Gibson's essays do not believe in the so-called Special flavor (Http://www.amazon.com/Distrust-Particular-Flavor-William-Gibson/dp/042525299X) Help me to think deeply about technological innovation in the real world.
• Similarly, Neil postman has written five things we need to know about the change in technology trends (http://web.cs.ucdavis.edu/~rogaway/classes/188/materials/postman.pdf) There are unique considerations for technology. He is not optimistic about technological innovation, but still, he holds a unique and useful way of thinking about how technology works.

Once you have finished reading the above-mentioned Link's class capacity, please continue digging deeper.

Learn as much as you can about micro-economics to give you a better understanding of how the world works. Don't just learn the basic supply and demand, but also learn more advanced such as supplies, substitutes, elasticity, marginal effects and so on.

To learn history. But don't just remember the time to appoint these things, but to ask a profound question. Why did the Ottoman Empire never set up a feudal system, despite having similar economic and technological development levels to other European nations? Why did the inventor of the steam engine not derive the greatest value from their inventions? Why did Chinese civilization not conquer Europe at its heyday? At that time, China was far more developed than Europe.

Have a basic understanding of anthropology and ethnology. To understand the theme-Class theory (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emic_and_etic) to evaluate the cultural habits of humanity, and to try to learn from the cultural habits of human culture change to make judgments.

Lay the groundwork and then create your own point of view. If you look closely, you will find that there is something that can be learned everywhere. Once you have a deeper understanding of the world, you should take immediate action. The best way to get a good sense of intuition is to make a real decision and then watch the results. So don't let yourself be stuck in the analysis of numbness, be good at and dare to analyze. Start your own company and begin to learn and grow yourself in the mistakes you make.

Finally, thank you very much for Michael Lucy's contribution to this review.

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Creation of Internet entrepreneurship 7-develop a keen intuition