"Creativity is a surprising process. Left unchecked, too much application of prior knowledge can stifle innovation and hinder creative work. "Not knowing" can be your most important asset if you can use it to your advantage. Without placing importance on not knowing, you run the risk of damaging the integrity of your creative work with your own bias.Quando falo da tríade, falo de supostos conhecedores, gurus, sábios que tudo sabem e prevêem que vem aí o diabo e que as PME portuguesas não têm futuro sem o escudo. Afinal não passam de Muggles.
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Real creativity is a revision in progress, always. It proceeds in fits and starts of ignorance. Creative professionals cannot work without knowledge, skills, and experience. It's the basic requirement to thrive in any field. But the only way you can surprise yourself and deliver your most amazing work is to embrace creative ignorance.
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Start every creative process with fresh eyes and set aside your assumptions.
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"The only way to be creative over time -- to not be undone by our expertise -- is to experiment with ignorance, to stare at things we don't fully understand."
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By all means envision and have a plan of action, but adapt and adopt new ideas as you progress.
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'All you need in this life is ignorance and confidence, and success is sure.' Ignorance is not a barrier to action."
Porque estão presos a modelos concebidos para explicar o passado não conseguem perceber que quando o mundo muda esses modelos ficam obsoletos e é preciso testar novas abordagens.
Quando refiro o fuçar:
- A velha academia não percebe nem tem guião (Abril de 2011)
- É a vida! (Julho de 2012)
- Fuçar, uma espécie de humildade (Outubro de 2014)
- "We find our way by getting lost." (parte II) (Julho de 2016)
- Cuidado com as fantasias do Excel (Agosto de 2016)
- Fuçar e a quebra dos tabus (Outubro de 2016)
BTW, recuar a Abril de ... 2009 e a "Parte VII – Zapatero e os outros."
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