A Case For that Yellow Badge on the right

Why?

There are three main ways you'll react to the yellow badge. One: "Hey, why does The Tony Tay have that (lame) yellow badge saying he's a certified blogging course graduate?? I'd ask him but then people would think I also want the (lame) badge." Or two, which is more likely: "What?? What yellow badge are we talking about?". Just look over to your right and you'll see it. This case however is here because the badge deserves the third reaction: "Whoa, cool badge! I should click this badge and see what happens. Where did Tonyeli get it from? I want me a badge like that for my blog!", or something along those lines.

A Case For Copying

Why?

Because people feel they are above that, but they really shouldn't. Take the latest Apple event. Apple is a great company; They make fantastic products, are very profitable and worth a ridiculous bunch of money. Samsung? Apple is worth more than four Samsungs. Google? Microsoft? Apple's worth more than the two combined. Intel? You'd have to triple Intel's net worth to come close to Apple. So it's safe to say they're ahead of the competition. After their latest event however (their announcement of the iPad pro, iPhone 6s, 6s Plus), everybody was focusing on how most of the new features they announced were already present in other competitors' devices. Not to mention how they always seemed to be doing just that; hang back, implement an already existing feature and boom, success! Now that just makes people mad. But I'm here to remind you why they're successful anyway, and what you should take from them.

A Case For Your Average Idea

Why? 

Because the world runs on average, boring ol’ ideas too. Perhaps more importantly, too many of us are running in the opposite direction of success. Here’s why: Anyone hoping to ride on the idea train to success I guarantee will inevitably be searching for the multi-million dollar one, i.e., the idea that has a carry-on overflowing with money. You know, like Google. Or maybe a phone with ten SIM cards, or a car that runs on milk. Okay, maybe not those last two. In any case, when they stumble on that idea which isn’t mind-blowing, or is only just about different from something that already exists, they throw it away. So basically the streets are littered with these average ideas, and that cannot stand.