Does Success Really Stifle Creativity? Let's Explore Simpler Ways to Innovate

Hi all
You know “once we taste Success, it automatically Kills our Creativity” . hence we should constantly ask ourselves a question that is “ Is there a better simpler way to do things?' . In this regard please find a ppt in the attachment.
with best regards
Vijayan

Success is counted sweetest by those who never succeeded! Success fosters creativity but does not destroy it. As an HR professional, motivate others rather than demotivating them.

By Marlia

Hi Vijayan,

The PowerPoint presentation is good, but I do not agree that success kills creativity. Moreover, your email states, "Is there a better, simpler way to do things?" and this is not the definition of creativity. If guided properly, success can be a booster for better creativity.

Take care.

Arti :)

Hi,

It is the conditioned mind and mindset that prevent creativity, not otherwise.

Regards,
B. Ravichandiran

Hi, I would like to suggest renaming this PPT as "Creativity for Repeated Success." The moral can be rewritten as: "THERE IS MORE THAN ONE PRESCRIBED KEY FOR SUCCESS." Anyway buddy, the presentation was simple but excellent! Thanks for sharing.

Regards, Bharathi

Hi Vijayan,

I don't agree with you. There is a big difference between animals and humans. A human is always searching for shortcuts. No one likes to take a long path towards the goals, whether it's right or wrong.

Dear Vijayan,

Nice presentation. Yes, the fact is that there are few people who like to explore new ways of doing things even after a particular method proves to be successful. And that's why they are referred to as entrepreneurs. It is up to each individual whether to be among one in the crowd or an entrepreneur.

Hemant

Nice presentation, Vijay. The creativity and innovation are the tools that differentiate leaders from others. What I understood from your presentation is that Frido has come into a comfort zone after finding the way to reach the bone. However, I believe that creativity is an ongoing process and it cannot be killed by a single success.

Regards,
Shishir