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	<title>Comments on: Reaping Apple&#8217;s Seeds</title>
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		<title>By: Garr Reynolds</title>
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		<dc:creator>Garr Reynolds</dc:creator>
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		<description>Greetings from Japan! I am a former-Apple-employee-turned-university marketing professor. I, too, am very happy to see Apple&#039;s success. It is such a curious thing why there are so many &quot;yeah-buts&quot; out there when it comes to Apple&#039;s success. But this has been true throughout the company&#039;s mercurial history. Frankly, it (the doubters) is part of the brand&#039;s DNA. The doubters help give Apple its edge. I hope the company never loses that &quot;chip on the shoulder&quot; which forces it to work harder. If there were no Apple, work for many of us would not be merely as fun that&#039;s for certain...

Love your site, btw. Excellent stuff.

Gambatte!

Garr</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Greetings from Japan! I am a former-Apple-employee-turned-university marketing professor. I, too, am very happy to see Apple&#8217;s success. It is such a curious thing why there are so many &#8220;yeah-buts&#8221; out there when it comes to Apple&#8217;s success. But this has been true throughout the company&#8217;s mercurial history. Frankly, it (the doubters) is part of the brand&#8217;s DNA. The doubters help give Apple its edge. I hope the company never loses that &#8220;chip on the shoulder&#8221; which forces it to work harder. If there were no Apple, work for many of us would not be merely as fun that&#8217;s for certain&#8230;</p>
<p>Love your site, btw. Excellent stuff.</p>
<p>Gambatte!</p>
<p>Garr</p>
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