Copy the most creative people in your field
Creativity isn't an invention; it's reinvention.
- The process of creativity starts with immersing yourself in the domain you're interested in. You first have to get good enough to at least emulate it. Then try and better it.
- Find people who you want to emulate and start emulating them. Then do more of your own.
This foundation provides a well of knowledge and experience that can be remixed to generate new creative work.
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