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Subject: How can I skate to the profits?

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No skates, just a ski

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Date Posted: 01:22:56 09/29/15 Tue

I know books by several authors are valuable.
I think I'm just understanding concepts, then more terminology comes up my understanding is gone.
I know Clayton Christensen is a professor, so he expects a lot from people who want to learn.
Since I'm not a student, as a store owner I have different responsibilities & needs.
I think I need a basic explanation, but I wonder if the basics are enough for success.
Do any local retailers need all of the information in these innovation books?
I've tried book summaries & reviews, but those decrease words without simplifying anything.
I know I'm hoping for a lot technical concepts to boiled down. Crude oil is refined & becomes kerosene, gasoline, diesel & lubricant. Can I get only the form I need from the complete, complex content to run my economic engine?
I'm supposed to skate to the profits, but I can't play rough hockey & figure skating wouldn't work.

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Subject	Author	Date
Skate To Where The Profits Will Be	Dennis S. Vogel	02:37:57 09/29/15 Tue

Helping People With Their Priorities Can Be Profitable	Dennis S. Vogel	02:45:40 10/30/15 Fri