Walt Disney Succeeded by Focusing on What Others Thought to be Unnecessary
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The recognized experts often criticized Walt for his attention to what they considered to be unnecessary and wasteful details, but time and again, customers proved Walt right and his critics wrong. That there is a general lack of interest in making available “what isn’t necessary” was a key discovery for Walt.
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