Adapt

Tima Hardford thinks ``that success always start with failure``. It s a different way of  defining the way to success. All of our new ideas is tempting to fail and while failing we rise the adapting skills that we posses. Failing makes you improve the prototype ideas that you have come about. It s kinda a evolution theory applied in more philosophical way and especially in business area. The path should be as `` Try – Fail – Improve and Adapt – Retry – Succeed``. Of course the succeeding process can take longer and it might be more internal circles in the process.  While applying the idea in the new businesses Tim Hardford is convinced that the ``most original ideas turn out either to be not original after all``  and `` return on investment is simply not a usefull way of thinking about new ideas and new technologies in business.``   But in a world of limited resources really do we always have sufficient credits to retry and retry continuosly till the success? Although it seems that we do not have any other choice…