Isbn: 9798173510600 - never give up: soichiro honda lessons from the man who turned failure into fuel: how to learn from mistakes, compete against giants, and keep improving (3 risultati)

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    Editore: Independently Published Sep 2026, 2026

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    Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Before Honda became a global name, Soichiro Honda was a mechanic who learned by taking things apart, testing ideas, making mistakes, and trying again.His path was anything but smooth. Early attempts at manufacturing failed. War and an earthquake devastated the business he had built. New products brought new problems. Foreign competitors were stronger, larger, and better established. Yet each setback forced Honda to learn something he had not known before.He studied when experience was no longer enough. He found partners whose strengths were different from his own. He entered competitions he was not expected to win. He listened to what machines, markets, and results were telling him, even when the answer contradicted his first instinct.From a small repair shop in Japan to motorcycles, international racing, the Super Cub, automobiles, and the engineering challenges that transformed Honda Motor into a global company, his life was shaped by an unusual relationship with failure.Honda did not believe that perseverance meant stubbornly repeating the same approach. Sometimes the machine had to change. Sometimes the plan had to change. Sometimes he had to change.What remained constant was the determination to understand why something had failed-and to make the next attempt better.…