Tips for students to be an innovators

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Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. - Steve jobs


How to be an innovator? Well, this is the most ask question by the people who wants to be an innovator. A lot of people don't know how to innovate. Most of them are afraid to fail, ending up by doing nothing until doing nothing is a bigger risk. This is why we share this article with you.


  • Have a vision for change:- An important point Innovation has to have a purpose. It is up to you to set the course and give a bearing for the future. 
  • Fight the fear of change:- Innovators constantly seek the need for change. They replace the comfort of complacency with the hunger of ambition and not forget that there’s nothing wrong with change. In fact, change is an integral part of the innovation process.
  • Think like crazy one:- To innovate means to introduce something new of value to the market. Something that wasn’t there before. If we’re just copying everyone else, we’re not innovating. We’re not changing anything! We’re not “pushing the human race forward”. So, to innovate we need to dare to be different.
  • Surround yourselves with heroes:- Successful innovators know that they can’t do it alone. The people who surround them—the people who they collaborate with on these revolutionary ideas—are just as critical to making them a success. Which is why they make it a priority to make sure that collaboration happens.






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