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as someone who started his first startup while in business school, and who still benefit, more than 10 years later, from all the lessons learnt and people met back then, I can't agree more šÆ šÆ
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āThey have to try on every single piece in the store,ā Green said. āSee where itās made, what itās made from, learn why it costs what it costs, the fit, the stitching, the trims, so they can talk about it all.ā
weekly Go Flip Yourself and weekly Objet library
First of all, thereās something to be said for the Japanese concept of wabi-sabiāembracing authenticity and appreciating things for being unique and imperfect. A rare, well-worn leather jacket from the 1970s is a hell of a lot cooler than a brand new one from a standard label bought at a department store, right?
The Japanese approach to cherishing and maintaining oneās possessionsāa concept known as mono wo taisetsu ni (cherish your things)āensures that vintage luxury pieces are often in excellent condition. This cultural respect for belongings translates into a robust market for vintage luxury, where the condition of items remains paramount.
As a whole, I actually found it quite āunbalanced' letās say; it might also be a question of time [after all itās been written few decades ago] - that being said, I highly recomend reading chapter #12; and then #15 and all the following ones until the end ā at this point, itās getting exponentially greater.