“Only nine years before the Wright brothers’ famous first flight, Hargrave lifted himself 4.9 metres (16 feet) off the ground in a swing attached to a series of connected box kites that he designed. When a drawing of this momentous… — Jen Fraser Copy Share Image
“Status quo thinking is the premature rejection of deeply unfamiliar ideas; it is the enemy of originality.” — Jen Fraser Copy Share Image
“Only nine years before the Wright brothers’ famous first flight, Hargrave lifted himself 4.9 metres (16 feet) off the ground in a swing attached… — Jen Fraser Copy Share Image
“Life is a series of projects, with each more ambitious than the last.” — Jen Fraser Copy Share Image
“The single greatest threat to human progress isn’t a lack of original ideas; it’s our obsession with familiarity — with status quo thinking.” — Jen Fraser Copy Share Image
“Traditions stifle imagination. They are the invisible destroyer of dreams.” — Jen Fraser Copy Share Image
“CopyCats use Other People’s Ideas (OPI) and often feel deeply frustrated at the overwhelming competition they face. Creatives only compete with themselves, as their original… — Jen Fraser Copy Share Image
