Joe Rohde on Pagoo and the Discipline Behind Innovation
“Creativity works because of structures. Creative people struggle in organized systems—and that’s actually a mathematical struggle.”
“Creativity works because of structures. Creative people struggle in organized systems—and that’s actually a mathematical struggle.”
Joe Rohde uses lessons from Pagoo to explain why creativity needs systems, constraints, and team dynamics to become real innovation.
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