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The Forgotten Art of Being Bored
We’ve forgotten how to be bored, because we’re in constant search of the next big thing.
But the key to innovation lies hidden in plain sight, if only we knew how to return to it.
Editor's Note: The irony cuts deep: in our rush toward perpetual innovation, we're losing the very condition that makes genuine innovation possible. The breakthrough often comes not from chasing the new but from returning to what we thought we already knew and seeing it again, differently.
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