Joints produce unexpected synergy effects.
If you think about it simply, it seems like if two people work together, they will achieve the same result as '1 person + 1 person = 2 people'.
But in reality, the joint results in '1 person + 1 person = more than 3 people', and sometimes even close to 10 people.
Conversely, depending on the joint method, it may stop at 1 or print 0 or minus.
When I steadily do what I should do in each stage, I become someone who can create explosive synergy effects and meet the right opponent.
This is the basis of the 'joint thinking' discussed in this book.
--- p.31, from "Prologue"

On the Internet, you can sell products without even saying a word to your customers.
You can contact customers through means such as a website or email without having to go out and sell.
As a result, you end up forgetting that you are dealing with a ‘person’ without even realizing it.
But the Internet is just a medium and a tool.
If you are doing e-business, you must remember this fact.
--- p.54, Chapter 1.
The reason you don't succeed is because your method is wrong.

Don't try to succeed on your own.
When you need help, you must be a wise receiver.
These are the characteristics of successful people.
In reality, people who have achieved a certain level but have failed to go further are, without exception, people who 'try to do it alone'.
Because of their strong sense of responsibility, pride, or self-consideration, they cannot ask others for help and just stop where they fell.
Even people who prioritize their own emotions are doomed to failure.
This is because they do not practice what they have learned, but rather change the method as they please with their own interpretation.
--- p.89, Chapter 2.
From "You Can't Succeed Alone"

We often get asked questions like, “What businesses do you think will be successful in the future?” and “What industries will be successful?”
To this question, we answer yes, as long as we don't deviate from the iron rule that "business cannot thrive in a market without strong customer demand."
Successful businesses have a very simple structure.
All you have to do is follow the basic principle of 'giving what you want to whoever wants it.'

On the other hand, people who fail overcomplicate business.
Many people believe that they should provide products and services that they have never seen before.
Let me be clear: e-business isn't about the product first.
If you worry about how to sell a product after you've finished making it, you're in for a rough ride.
No matter how excellent a product is, if there are few customers who want it, sales will be low.
Because no customer buys something they don't want.
--- p.113, Chapter 3.
From "The Strongest Analog Mind for Super-Speed ​​Success"

The speed at which an e-business is established varies greatly depending on whether or not there is investment capital.
As you invest less money and less effort, you can focus on what you really need to do, which shortens the time it takes to get your business on track.
In other words, if you save money, you will end up wasting time on extra chores.
Compared to people who invested money, it takes a considerable amount of time to start a business.
As a businessperson, you need a minimum amount of capital.
It is absurd to say that you can do e-business without spending a single penny.
If you want to be successful, you need to know how to spend your money wisely.

--- p.178, Chapter 4.
From "E-Business Technology Known Only to Those Who Continue to Succeed"

Because the Internet evolves and circulates information at a rapid pace, it is important to quickly reduce the gap between input and output.
Businesses that provide valuable information to the right people at the right time create great value.
Interestingly enough, people who hide their secrets to success and try to make money on their own have a hard time achieving great success.
Reveal immediately the wisdom or methods by which you made money.
This is the secret to success.

--- p.253, Chapter 6.
From “Joint Thinking to Expand Success”