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 ====== Story - The Wright Brothers ======
-====== Message: "Focus on learning what you need to get the result" ======
 The Wright brothers fully recognized the severe consequences of their development endeavor. Failure surely meant death. Initially they did not set out to invent the airplane because they deemed the problems to be too difficult. Instead they resolved to undertake a study to contribute and help advance the knowledge of flight. This mindset of creating reusable knowledge rather than designing an airplane laid the foundation of their development process-a process that cost them roughly $1,000 over five years and resulted in powered flight on the third attempt. Allen argued persuasively that their process merited investigation and was the foundation of knowledge-based product development.
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 From [[the_lean_machine-_how_harley-davidson_drove_top-line_growth_and_profitability_with_revolutionary_lean_product_development_-_dantar_p._oosterwal|“The Lean Machine: How Harley-Davidson Drove Top-Line Growth and Profitability with Revolutionary Lean Product Development” - Dantar P. Oosterwal]]
-{{tag>Story Learning}}
+> Message: "Focus on producing what you need to learn to get the result, not the result itself."
+{{tag>StoryTelling Learning}}
-~~LINKBACK~~
-~~DISCUSSION~~