1.
What kind of surprised me was how many sources
of innovative ideas entrepreneurs look at for ideas. For instance,
“incongruities” was super interesting, because it’s defined as the gap between
expectations and reality. What kind of strikes me is that a person has to be
insanely creative, like, a box of thoughts doesn’t even exist to think outside
of because they’re just in another world.
2.
Nothing was really confusing other than why
people would think innovation is planned. Maybe it’s because I grew up in an
era where the wildly successful people made it big after coming up with a
wildly successful idea, but it seems like innovation is the cross between
opportunity and hard work.
3.
If I had to ask the author a question, it would
be: out of the principles of innovation, which one do you consider to be the
most necessary one to set up for innovation? Like if they had to choose.
4.
I don’t think there was anything in particular
that I disagreed with. It was very straightforward, and presented information
in a very factual sense. I really like how the author actually listed things
and mindsets that hinder growth as an entrepreneur.
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