Each one of us expects something from life, whether it is to dream your special job to achieving this dream job. In order to get your reward, you need to work hard for it. For example, if one road is more convenient than the other, then more people will travel down it and more businesses are likely to build alongside it. As more businesses start to form, you will soon receive more traffic. As your business invests in more technology, your customers increase and traffic is at its heaviest. Now suppose that competition starts to rise, there’s nothing you need to worry about because there are other reasons for customers to stick with the first business. So basically what this scenario’s main idea is if you make the path others will follow. However, the question still rises: I started it, I put all my effort into it, so why don’t I still that my reward? This means that you still have some small improvements that need to be made to achieve your reward.
So, what exactly is the one percent rule? The One-Percent Rule is not a reference that differences accumulate into advantages; it’s to the idea that those who are one percent better rule their rewards. You don’t need to be twice as good to get your results. You just need to be better than your competition.
Another effect that plays along with the One-Percent Rule is the Winner-Take-All Effects. You only need to be slightly better than your competitor, and if you are able to maintain a slight edge today, tomorrow, and the day after, then you can repeat this process of winning again and again. What we need to learn from this rule is make your own path and follow it to get your reward at the end, however, you can not give up. There will be many rocks in your path, but you will have to learn to pass them and move on.