How Early Adopters Always Win: Use Massive Advantage To Earn First

Use innovation in every step you take

Nuno Fabiao
The Price of Tomorrow

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Facebook, Apple, Google, or Microsoft, all them were winners in a fierce war environment.

If you start studying these big tech companies’ history, you’ll find they had to walk on burning ash for years. They had to survive the machine-gun blasts that sounded from all sides.

There aren’t too many things significant companies have in common. Each one worked their asses to conquer their niches. And each one developed their own disruptive innovations.

Yet, there is one single thing all of them have in common — the advantage of being an early adopter.

To start a new era of disruptive innovation, some stars have to be aligned. You have to have technology in a certain state of maturity.

There are three categories of those who want to break the chain.

The first ones are called the innovators. They are the tech nerds. Those groups of people working on their garages. Breaking up all the prior laws nobody questioned before.

The second are the early adopters, who align the capabilities of emerging technology with strategic opportunities. These are the Steve Jobs of entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurs are…

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Nuno Fabiao
The Price of Tomorrow

I write about Finance, Macro Economy, Innovation, and Crypto. Editor for The Price of Tomorrow, writer for The Startup, and DataDrivenInvestor.