You May Hate Gravity, But Gravity Doesn't

Innovation Almost Always Is Not Successful The First Time Out. You Try Something And It Doesn't Work And It Takes Confidence To Say We Haven't Failed Yet. Ultimately You Become Commercially Successful.

When A Technology, Regardless Of How Different And Difficult It Is, Sustains The Trajectory Of Performance Improvement, My Research Asserts That The Leaders In The Prior Generation Of Technology Are Likely To End Up On Top Of Their Industry At The End Of The Transition.

But Actually Theory Is Very Practical. Gravity Is A Theory, For Example. It Allows You To Predict That If You Step Off A Cliff You Will Fall; You Don't Have To Collect Data On That.

How Can You Make Sense Of The Future When You Only Have Data About The Past?

Questions Are Places In Your Mind Where Answers Fit. If You Haven't Asked The Question, The Answer Has Nowhere To Go. It Hits Your Mind And Bounces Right Off. You Have To Ask The Question - You Have To Want To Know - In Order To Open Up The Space For The Answer To Fit.