If I was a bird, flying swooping diving and my beak was just slightly ajar, sometimes I would serendipitously scoop in an insect.\u00a0 And I would like it.<\/p>\n
But I am a human. This morning, while cycling to work I think I breathed in a gnat or other little insect that is more wing than body.\u00a0 If I were not so picky I would think mmm…. food that I didn\u2019t have to hunt or gather; just move through the fresh outdoor air and open my mouth a little.\u00a0 It was not just about being in the right place at the right time; I also had to be receptive.<\/p>\n
What did I do? Fpthptthpt.\u00a0 Of course.<\/p>\n
Entrepreneurs are people who make hay when the sun shines, who find problems and likely looking solutions for them.\u00a0 And an inventive mind likes nothing better than a really crunchy problem to solve.\u00a0 Then I come to a little phrase from Stanford Biodesign: Needs Finding, they teach people to find needs?\u00a0 On this website<\/a> the phrase \u201cBefore Biodesign fellows start prototyping or testing, they spend three months on clinical observation, asking questions, identifying needs, analyzing markets and brainstorming concepts<\/strong>.\u201d leaps out. \u00a0\u00a0What have I received?\u00a0 What nano concept has flown into my brain?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If I was a bird, flying swooping diving and my beak was just slightly ajar, sometimes I would serendipitously scoop in an insect.\u00a0 And I would like it. But I am a human. This morning, while cycling to work I think I breathed in a gnat or other little insect that is more wing than … Continue reading On being receptive<\/span>