Many people define 'genius' as someone with a towering IQ; but the author asserts that a genius is "anyone who turns penetration into initiation, and in the process, alters our view of the planet." He provides 10 time tested principles to ignite a never-ending cycle of creative advancement, including 'Feel before you think', 'See what is not there' and 'wish for what you want'.
Ultimately, he reveals that true innovation is an action of demonstration: a rebellion against rules that, in certain situations, have hardened into laws. The employment of the innovator, he says, is to break those laws in the quest for creative solutions.
The Rules of Genius An Innovator's Guide to Creativity Case Study Solution
This is just an excerpt. This case is about INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
PUBLICATION DATE: May 01, 2015 PRODUCT #: ROT270-HCB-ENG
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