No point reinventing the wheel if someone out there has already figured out an efficient, scalable way of doing this.

Choose them well, and learn from them as they work, don't try to reinvent the wheel, and invest your time wisely, in macro management as opposed to micro, so you can always stay alert for the next deal or to creative ways of bettering your portfolio.

That way you are not reinventing the wheel every time you need to complete a task.

But most of all we learned that it's usually not a good idea to try and reinvent the wheel.

I believe I think a lot like him so it was certainly uplifting to fall on to something that will allow me to work smarter and not harder without having to re-invent the wheel.

It feels as if I'm reinventing the wheel.Will be on a business trip to get more to work with later this week, but it comes down to this: I would like to get comfortable with the concept of (1) tourism location scouting, (2) boutique hotels, (3) luxury hotel launches.And please don't say Donald Trump ;-)

Don't try to reinvent the wheel when it comes to writing copy.

Don't try to reinvent the wheel!

Expect them to need to reinvent every single piece of info you've previously provided.

No use reinventing the wheel.