In exploring the nature of creativity and innovation, this book delves into the lives and minds of some of history's most remarkable inventors and thinkers. It challenges conventional wisdom about genius and offers a nuanced perspective on how groundbreaking ideas emerge. By dissecting the creative processes and environments of exceptional individuals, the work provides valuable lessons for anyone seeking to cultivate originality and impact.

• Genius is often misunderstood: It is not simply innate talent but a complex interplay of curiosity, persistence, and environment.
• Creative breakthroughs require openness to diverse influences: Exposure to varied...
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