“What matters is the connection between things, not what seperates them. The mind has a particular momentum itself; when it heats up and discovers something new, it tends to find other items to study and illuminate for a short time before returning to the unbreakable, time-tested, initial bond and feelings. All of the greatest innovations in history come from an openness to discovery, one idea leading to another, sometimes coming from unrelated fields. You must develop this spirit and that same insatiable hunger for knowledge. This comes from widening your fields of study and observation, letting yourself be carried along by what you discover. You will find that you will come up with unexpected ideas, the kind that will lead to new practices or novel opportunities. If things run dry in your particular line of work, you have developed your mind along other lines that you can now exploit. Having such mental flow will allow you to constantly think around any obstacle and maintain your career momentum!”