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Stealing Ideas: Good or Bad?

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Picasso once said, "Good artists copy. Great artists steal." This was one of Steve Jobs' favorite quotes. And Steve Jobs once said, "We have always been shameless about stealing great ideas." So wait a minute. Is it a good or a bad thing for entrepreneurs to steal great ideas? Is being a great copycat good or bad?

I discuss that topic in this video, and share the following four ways that the most successful entrepreneurs copy others:

#1: Eliminate -- 6:57

#2: Reduce - 7:19

#3: Raise - 7:37

#4: Create - 7:49

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