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During Moments of Crisis, New Ideas are Born!
Despite an uncertain and unstable world situation and economy, opportunity and innovation for new products and inventions are often inspired during times of turmoil.
This could be driven by necessity due to loss of employment, financial hardships, hazardous health conditions and family survival. This could also be triggered by not being confined to the typical routine, which can release spectacular creativity and innovation.
It’s times when problems occur that solutions can arise as telecommuting and working remotely unleashes more mental freedom, hence why this is one of the best times for you to be inventing.
Isaac Newton’s epiphany amidst the Bubonic plague pandemic led to the law of gravity while Dr. James Naismith created the basketball during the 1894 recession. More recently, the iPod was released less than two months after the September 11th terror attacks.
Even during times of isolation, uncovering dreams and novel ideas can impact the world that is depending on your creativity and optimism to progress our globally interconnected lives.
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