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Carnegie challenged the conventional wisdom of diversification. His advice was: 'Put all your eggs in one basket, and then watch that basket. ' He believed that great fortunes are made by concentration, not dispersion. By focusing all his energy and capital on the steel industry, he was able to drive down costs and improve quality at a rate no competitor could match. He teaches that focus is the key to dominance.
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