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I'm going to talk about something we often wonder: What’s the difference between creativity and innovation and which one is better?
Well, it's a tough question, but really simply put, creativity is like the spark that creates the fire. For you to cook up some amazing things. Now, reality is we need to have creative ideas. That is when we are curious, when we explore, when we dare to question, when we dare to combine things we've never combined before.
It's a mental playground in many ways. Now if we compare that to innovation, which is around actually getting a little bit more serious and looking at practical ways that we can actually turn that idea, the creative spark into something tangible that fuels or fires a furnace day after day after day, we need the spark, but we also need the furnace.
In order to create the results or the products that we want to create a tangible return. So for me, none is better than each other. We need both of them in order to create great commercial returns.
I hope that's been a value to you.
Go out there and make it happen and check out our website.
https://breakthroughinnovator.com/
Nils Vesk
Innovation Keynote Speaker, Author, Consultant
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By nils veskI'm going to talk about something we often wonder: What’s the difference between creativity and innovation and which one is better?
Well, it's a tough question, but really simply put, creativity is like the spark that creates the fire. For you to cook up some amazing things. Now, reality is we need to have creative ideas. That is when we are curious, when we explore, when we dare to question, when we dare to combine things we've never combined before.
It's a mental playground in many ways. Now if we compare that to innovation, which is around actually getting a little bit more serious and looking at practical ways that we can actually turn that idea, the creative spark into something tangible that fuels or fires a furnace day after day after day, we need the spark, but we also need the furnace.
In order to create the results or the products that we want to create a tangible return. So for me, none is better than each other. We need both of them in order to create great commercial returns.
I hope that's been a value to you.
Go out there and make it happen and check out our website.
https://breakthroughinnovator.com/
Nils Vesk
Innovation Keynote Speaker, Author, Consultant