富有創造力的人如何想到絕妙的主意？組織心理學家亞當．格蘭特（Adam Grant）研究了「原創者」：那些產生新的點子，並為這想法的實現付之行動的思考者。從這個演講中，我們可以學習到三個原創者異乎尋常的習慣——包括擁抱失敗。格蘭特說，「偉大的原創者往往是那些失敗最多、嘗試最多的人。好主意的誕生，往往需要無數壞主意的相伴。」

原創者異乎尋常的習慣

True originality often looks messy, filled with doubt and delay, not bravado or speed. Moderately procrastinating boosts creativity, as seen in a study where those who waited produced 16 percent more original ideas. Even icons like Da Vinci and Martin Luther King, Jr. succeeded by refining ideas over time and embracing their doubts. Innovative thinkers generate many bad ideas before landing on great ones, proving that failure and hesitation are vital parts of the creative process.

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亞當．格蘭特: 原創者異乎尋常的習慣