Myths Of Innovation Paper - Paige Alvarado Samantha DeRango Professor Simpson Creativity Unleashed 15 September 2016 The Truth of Innovation The Myths

Paige Alvarado, Samantha DeRango Professor Simpson Creativity Unleashed! 15 September 2016 The Truth of Innovation The Myths of Innovation , by Scott Berkun, was written to share with managers that what is important in the creative process is not facts, but big ideas. He presents to the readers the ten myths of innovation that will ensure success if understood and applied. His main point is this-- facts is not at all what creativity is all about. It is important to be bold, unafraid, and open to new ideas. Berkun’s purpose of sharing this message is to better the success of businesses and the careers of innovators everywhere. This book relates to my education because getting my education requires many new ideas and people who can stand up and support those ideas. As a college student, you are expected to know more than the average person and be able to do more on your own, and being on your own means generating your own ideas. Being a music major, there is a lot of history to learn about how music works. Over the years, different music techniques have been improved which makes it faster and easier to do music related things such as reading and translating music, learning how to solve musical equations, and figuring out the key you are in. This has made my education a lot easier for me and my generation’s music majors. I know the music industry will continue to evolve over time for other musicians to come. I understand that all inventions are used from ideas in the past, which helps them to grow overtime. The United States public school system has killed almost all of my creativity skills. Not just mine, but almost every child in my generation who has been in it. Almost every school