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.... Innovation Product development Creative thinking Entrepreneurialism Writers and artists sometimes refer to the “Eureka moment” when they had the great idea which would ultimately propel them to fame or greatness. J.K. Rowling said she had hers, the flash of inspiration when she conceived the idea...

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