Omar Zenhom argues that copying another entrepreneur's successful business is a trap. Each person has different skills, experiences, luck, and networks that made the original work. The same formula rarely works for someone else.
What are some of the wrong reasons that people pick a business or go into a business for the wrong reasons?
Just because it worked for somebody else doesn't mean it's going to work for you. Why? That person has a particular skill set, has a particular set of experiences that fuels that business. There's circumstances, there's luck involved. This person might have a better network than you.
So you're seeing the success and you want to copy that, but you're not seeing the day-to-day. It's a trap, I think, that people fall into.
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