古希腊有个寓言,说狐狸与刺猬的不同,狐狸知道千百件事,而刺猬只知道一件大事。不过狐狸却对刺猬无可奈何,因为刺猬就知道“只需蜷缩起来,谁都拿我没辙,我就赢了”。一度当上了世界首富的宜家家居创始人英瓦尔·坎普拉德,一辈子就只知道一件大事:卖家具;沃尔玛的创始人老沃顿,一辈子也只做一件事:让他的超市天天平价;生意虽不大但行业内闻名的小野二郎,一辈子只会捏寿司,对炸天妇罗、拉面都没兴 There is a parable in ancient Greece, said the fox and hedgehog different, the fox knows hundreds of things, but hedgehog only know a major event. But the fox is hesitant to the hedgehog, because the hedgehog knows “just huddled up, no one took me, I won.” Ingvar Kamprad, the founder of the world’s richest man who once became the richest man in the world, knew only one event: selling furniture; Wal-Mart’s founder, Walton, had done only one thing in his life: letting his supermarkets Daily parity; business is not large but industry-famous Erlang, life will only squeeze sushi, fried tempura, ramen are not happy