Hábitos creadores

Albert Einstein, Michael Jordan, Walt Disney, Vincent Van Gogh, J.K. Rowling, Steve Jobs. They are considered six of the greatest geniuses in modern history. But were they special? Were they born touched by the magic wand of enlightenment? What were their beginnings like? How did they act when no one knew who they were? What problems did they face? What were their habits and routines? How did they think? What strategies did they use? What paths did they choose when the situation became difficult? Ideas do not emerge from thin air; rather, they are born from information and knowledge. The creative process involves—among other actions—studying what others have done in a field of interest, analyzing their projects, engaging in critical reflection, and attempting to draw connections across different sectors. The key lies in identifying one’s passion and achieving a state of "flow"—that sensation where time seems to fly when one is deeply immersed in a captivating activity—and in maintaining enthusiasm when facing obstacles that, while often demoralizing, can almost always be overcome in the end.