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Luo, who could’ve been the undisputed king of stand-up comedy in the Eastern Hemisphere, insisted on becoming a reincarnated lama. The superstar who could’ve made a fortune simply by playing Linghu Chong chose to become an entrepreneur instead.

And what did that get him? Singing “Zhen Huan Zhuan.”

The person who refuses to miss a single opportunity is, at heart, the most barren.

The several cases mentioned in the article are quite good—nearly all involve founders who combine their own original designs with flexible-supply-chain factories, enabling low-cost inventory buildup (starting with just a few dozen pieces) before gradually scaling up.

Going forward, light customisation as an entrepreneurial model that fulfills diverse personalized demands is likely to become increasingly mainstream.

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