Good ideas are hard to come by. As lovely as it sounds, most of us are not paid just to think. No matter how much we love what we do, a typical day usually consists of tackling so many small hurdles that spending time with a particularly stubborn problem at the end of it all is just about the last thing we care to do. Here though are two great reasons to engage despite the exhaustion:
1. "Chance favors the connected mind." Steven Johnson argues that great ideas come from hunches, incubated over a period of time and combined with other peoples' ideas. (If you haven't seen it yet, this clip is well worth the minute it takes to watch it!)
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