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>"John, I'm happy to hear that you produce excellent results,
>even though all your work is unique. That's great! How can
>I achieve the same results? What is it that you do that makes
>your results so good, and how can I do it?"
It's easy.
I work 11 hours per day (really), I figure out what my users want, and I
try every day to give them more than that.
>Finally, I didn't intend to ignore the last part
>of your post. I would suggest to you that the
>factory-modeled group crashed despite its process,
>not because of it. Did other factors contribute to its crash?
Probably...but I believe that the process prevented anyone from being
aware of them.
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