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November 27, 2005

Creativity vs/and/or Effectiveness

Great commentary from both Fresh Glue and Being Reasonable on Creativity versus Effectiveness.

Personally, I draw from the dictionary.com definition of the term using the two-word phrase, "productive originality" - in other words, doing things differently and getting a result, which contrasts fairly neatly with Einstein's definition of insanity AKA "doing the same thing over and over again, expecting a (different) result"

Good food for the brain all round!

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