Post by account_disabled on Mar 4, 2024 21:34:33 GMT -6
” Learning almost always involves incompetence. Just before moving to the next level, we realize that we are not yet at that level and we feel insufficient. The difficulty is real and can be overcome if our goal is to progress.” Creativity is practice Creativity, I quote Treccani , is: Creative virtue, ability to create with the intellect, with the imagination. In psychology, the term has been taken to indicate a process of intellectual dynamics which has as its characterizing factors: particular sensitivity to problems, ability to produce ideas, originality in conceiving, ability to synthesize and analyze, ability to define and structure in a new their experiences and knowledge. Treccani Seth Godin, in his book, provides us with a very different vision from what we can find in this brief definition. Creativity is understood as a process that we build , step by step, through the analysis of the elements we have and continuous practice.
The element that tends to continually underline is " problem ", in fact it is only when we are faced with an obstacle that we try to build an innovative solution that still allows us to achieve the desired result. Godin in fact underlines: When you choose to do creative work, you are solving a problem . Not only for you but also for those who will come close to what you have achieved. Seth Godin Creativity in Social Media is a very important component, in fact, we often feel guilty when we have Belgium Phone Number a block in developing our posts precisely because we lack "ideas" . In reality, it is the problems that are missing , we cannot design content if we do not discover the difficulties that our users encounter and try to remedy them. We are faced, perhaps, with a sad truth: Creativity is a choice , not a bolt of lightning that strikes from somewhere else. Seth Godin Creativity brings Change Creativity almost always also involves the need to change and adapt to the context in which one's product/service is widespread.
Many large brands, following the sudden changes in the world in which they operated, were forced to modify their marketing strategies , not always achieving excellent results. Let's think of Nokia which was founded in 1865, as a carpentry and paper mill, to later become a global reference for mobile communications. It reached its peak in 2000 when the very famous NOKIA 3310 was marketed , which was later definitively withdrawn in 2005. Within five years, 126 million units were sold, against all predictions, establishing the company as the leader of the mobile market. But what happened next? Technology makes enormous strides forward, introducing the touch screen to the detriment of the very efficient buttons of Nokia cell phones, consequently consumer demands change but not the company's creative process. In this scenario, many competitors are born who are attentive to the innovations requested by users and consequently Nokia is ousted from its throne. Many know this story, and there must certainly have been many other variables that influenced the company's decline but there was certainly a lack of attention to the evolution of the external context .
The element that tends to continually underline is " problem ", in fact it is only when we are faced with an obstacle that we try to build an innovative solution that still allows us to achieve the desired result. Godin in fact underlines: When you choose to do creative work, you are solving a problem . Not only for you but also for those who will come close to what you have achieved. Seth Godin Creativity in Social Media is a very important component, in fact, we often feel guilty when we have Belgium Phone Number a block in developing our posts precisely because we lack "ideas" . In reality, it is the problems that are missing , we cannot design content if we do not discover the difficulties that our users encounter and try to remedy them. We are faced, perhaps, with a sad truth: Creativity is a choice , not a bolt of lightning that strikes from somewhere else. Seth Godin Creativity brings Change Creativity almost always also involves the need to change and adapt to the context in which one's product/service is widespread.
Many large brands, following the sudden changes in the world in which they operated, were forced to modify their marketing strategies , not always achieving excellent results. Let's think of Nokia which was founded in 1865, as a carpentry and paper mill, to later become a global reference for mobile communications. It reached its peak in 2000 when the very famous NOKIA 3310 was marketed , which was later definitively withdrawn in 2005. Within five years, 126 million units were sold, against all predictions, establishing the company as the leader of the mobile market. But what happened next? Technology makes enormous strides forward, introducing the touch screen to the detriment of the very efficient buttons of Nokia cell phones, consequently consumer demands change but not the company's creative process. In this scenario, many competitors are born who are attentive to the innovations requested by users and consequently Nokia is ousted from its throne. Many know this story, and there must certainly have been many other variables that influenced the company's decline but there was certainly a lack of attention to the evolution of the external context .