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How to Fly a Horse
This episode reveals how true innovation isn't a sudden flash of genius, but the result of persistent, often messy, and iterative work.
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“This episode reveals how true innovation isn't a sudden flash of genius, but the result of persistent, often messy, and iterative work.”
— Kevin Ashton, How to Fly a Horse
Innovation, Creativity, Effort, Genius
If you've ever felt paralyzed by the myth of instant genius, this can help you embrace the messy, iterative work that truly leads to breakthrough.
Kevin Ashton, the technologist who coined the term 'Internet of Things,' draws on years of close work at the forefront of innovation to reveal the true, often unglamorous, mechanics of creation.