Thinking Wrong: How to Trick our Brains into Being More Innovative
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Once we’ve learned how to do something, we become “unconsciously competent” at it. In order to break with the predictable path and move forward, what my good friend and colleague, Greg Galle, suggests is that we need to “think wrong.” That means opening our minds to new possibilities. In a recent session he led for Columbia Executive Education for Genentech, he elaborates.
Thinking Wrong: How to Trick our Brains into Being More Innovative
Thinking Wrong: How to Trick our Brains into…
Thinking Wrong: How to Trick our Brains into Being More Innovative
Once we’ve learned how to do something, we become “unconsciously competent” at it. In order to break with the predictable path and move forward, what my good friend and colleague, Greg Galle, suggests is that we need to “think wrong.” That means opening our minds to new possibilities. In a recent session he led for Columbia Executive Education for Genentech, he elaborates.