Ann Handley, Sir Ken Robinson
The foundation for innovation consists of two things: Imagination and creativity. Imagination gives you the freedom to consider alternative views. Creativity is about applying imagination to existing systems—to challenge what we take for granted. It’s the process of figuring out if your imagined, original ideas have value.
Content: Quotation | Authors: Ann Handley, Ken Robinson, Ph.D. | Source: MarketingProfs | Subjects: Creativity, Innovation
Ken Robinson, Ph.D.
We don’t see the world directly. We perceive it through frameworks of ideas and beliefs, which act as filters on what we perceive and how we perceive it. Some of these ideas enter our consciousness so deeply that we’re not even aware of them. They strike us as simple common sense. They often show up, though, in the metaphors and images we use to think … [ Read more ]
Content: Quotation | Author: Ken Robinson, Ph.D. | Source: ChangeThis | Subjects: Organizational Behavior, Perception, Personality / Behavior