According to Adam Grant, we have to give time for ideas to come. It means

• Don't easily reject ideas
• And don't force the idea

There are a lot of Genius Moments in this book that stem from procrastination.

For example: Words "I Have a Dream" by Martin Luther King This is actually the result of Improvisation.

There is one major study discussed in his book in which they compared Nobel Prize-winning scientists from 1901 to 2005 with their peers who are equally accomplished but didn't win the nobel prize

So this study

Trying to identify some of the skills/traits/approaches that differentiate ...

So Nobel Prize winners are usually involved in:

• music
• Art
• Craft
• Write
• Theatrical Arts

People with varied interests in a wider ...

Adam Grant Is an American psychologist and writer currently a professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

In this book, He uses true stories and examples of how Successful Innovators, or Originals Succeeded and Failed.

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So according to Adam Grant Improvisation shows that procrastination sometimes gives the brain room to develop more brilliant ideas.

We must use procrastination as a strategy when we are looking for ideas.

Procrastination pushes us into gradual...