William Hoover

Do you know the person who developed vacuum cleaner for the first time in the world?

He is William Hoover. Did you hear about that?

Originally this person was the one who made the horse saddle.

The horse saddle and the vacuum cleaner do not fit each other.

At that time, William Hoover fell into trouble when cars appeared on the street and people began to like cars more than carriage and horse.

He noticed the limit of his business.

Suddenly he changed his field.

It is not easy to give up at a moment what someone has been doing for a lifetime.

But giving up is also an important choice.

Anyway Hoover had foresight.

He quickly turned his attention to manufacturing electronics and then invented a vacuum cleaner and achieved great success with it.

Hoover realized change and practiced the change.

In conclusion, the key point is that leaders should be sensitive to change with quick judgment.

And knowing how to give up familiarity is also an important element of success.