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You are more likely to come up with transformative ideas when you are doing things out in the world – trying new activities, exploring unfamiliar places, meeting people…
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An important aspect of becoming an innovator is learning to act outside the box – to step outside your usual haunts, habits, and thinking patterns to embrace new possibilities.
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…a rich and varied background helps one to look at problems from many angles and come up with ideas and strategies that transcend any single perspective.
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When you expose yourself to new places, it helps you break free from your current thinking and envision new ideas.
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Perhaps the most powerful way to initiate transformative ideas is by interacting with people outside your usual social network.
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Although we are masters of analysis, we are less skilled when it comes to boldly engaging in the key actions that lead to real change.
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If you want to be a doer – then it is essential that you not deplete your confidence and energy by overthinking your opportunities.
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People are better at recognizing risks than they are at identifying opportunities, place a higher premium on potential losses than they do on equivalent gains…
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Sometimes the biggest risk is the future that you will end up with if you are unwilling to change.
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When you find yourself in a confusing situation with many possible choices to consider, sometimes the best thing to do is to find a key step you can take that will simplify things and move them forward.
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