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Take the advice of Thomas Edison
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Thomas Edison held the record for the most inventions, with over a thousand to his name—his most famous being the electric light bulb.

When asked about the secret to his genius, he did not attribute it to having special talents. Instead, he humbly replied:
“Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.”

This means that you can develop creative thinking and innovation skills through organized hard work, while still allowing space for moments of inspiration.

Here are some suggestions you can follow to cultivate creative thinking:

  • Change your usual lifestyle: Try reading newspapers or magazines you've never read before, explore new authors, or create a new hobby for yourself.
  • Test new ideas: Inspiration can strike at any moment—even when you're not actively thinking about a problem. Pay attention to new ideas that come to mind, evaluate them, and select the promising ones.
  • Be a good analyst: Think carefully about information, examine it, and distinguish between facts, opinions, and beliefs. Investigate the reasons behind why things appear the way they do.
  • Look for new approaches: Focus on thinking in unconventional ways. For example, try designing a new system for your company’s workflow. It's helpful here to combine logic with innovative thinking.

 

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