Discuss where the good idea come from. How to generate more good ideas? (TP072221)


In Steven Johnson books “Where good ideas come from” he introduces the term “Adjacent Possible”. This theory explains how new ideas develop out of previously unexplored areas. Steven Johnson suggests that we expose oneself to various environment and perspectives in order to produce a creative ideas.  A good ideas comes from the combination different elements around us (Speed Summary: Where Good Ideas Come from - the Natural History of Innovation, 2017).

Johnson also emphasizes the role of serendipity, suggesting that meaningful random encounters can anchor connections and foster discoveries. Walking, reading, and meditating are some activities that help boost creativity because they let the mind wander and create new connections.

Moreover, embracing mistakes as valuable learning opportunities helps to generate new good ideas. Mistakes help us steps out of our comfort zone, overcome our assumptions and biases in order to get new ideas from a new perspectives and breakthroughs (Patrick, n.d.) Thus, by actively seeking new experiences, embracing serendipity, and learning from failures, individuals can create an environment where good ideas can be generated.

 

Patrick, W. (n.d.). Where Good Ideas Come From | Summary & Notes - Will Patrick. Www.willpatrick.co.uk; Will Patrick. Retrieved April 14, 2024, from https://www.willpatrick.co.uk/notes/where-good-ideas-come-from-steven-johnson

Speed Summary: Where Good Ideas Come From - The Natural History of Innovation. (2017, July 26). Brand Genetics. https://brandgenetics.com/human-thinking/speed-summary-where-good-ideas-come-from-the-natural-history-of-innovation/


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