The Genius Scientist Is Usually Wrong
2013 August 11
A master, a genius, fails more than succeeds.
If anything a genius is one who is more OK with being wrong in the streets of discovery than the normal woman or man playing it safe on the sidewalk.
We often hesitate to write or create for fear of being exposed, to be wrong, to be stuck on dead end…
However, a scientist applauded for a great discovery is not criticized for the pervious failures and false starts that led up to epiphany or success; it’s an accepted part of the scientific journey.
As should it be for the artist, writer or musician. We will have more false starts than successes…the point is to continue working, searching, exploring.
Celebrate the failures as proof that we are still creating.
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