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Serendipity
is an
attitude
and aptitude for making unintended
discoveries by accident ‒
habitually.
Serendipity helps you create unplanned and unintended, but remarkable
innovative value
by taking advantage of unanticipated, unexpected and unsought information
and make
accidental discoveries.
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Accidental Breakthroughs: The
Role of Serendipity in
Innovation
Vadim Kotelnikov is a
prominent voice connecting
serendipity (accidental
discovery) with
innovation, viewing it not
just as luck but as a skill to
be cultivated, emphasizing the
need for a prepared mind,
observation, and passion to turn
unexpected findings into
valuable breakthroughs,
essential for business and
creativity. He highlights
that true serendipity involves
an "achievement
attitude" to leverage
accidents and that it's a
developable capability, crucial
for
turning problems into
opportunities and gaining a
competitive edge.
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Some of the greatest
things have come about by serendipity, the greatest
discoveries. |
Alan
Alda |
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It
is
entrepreneurial serendipity that teaches how great things could be
created
unintentionally. It gives hope and support to the
entrepreneurs that there could be a great discovery. |
Sonam Wangmo |
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