In 1420, a VIP from Florence held a competition.
They offered the architect a fierce bonus of 200 gold coins, and his genius could cross the unfinished dome of Florence Cathedral.
This is a big challenge. Even the works left by the original builders of the Cathedral in 1296 expect God to provide solutions because they do not.
Filippo Brunelleschi is the answer to their prayers.
He proposed a radical idea of a dome supported by a brick arch system that balances the opposing forces but does not have the usual central support.
Experts say he is crazy.
Brunelleschi bought a challenge to show his design.
He can stand the egg upright on a flat surface. Can they?
Everything is not successful.
Finally, Brunelleschi broke the bottom of the egg and put it down.
It must be a mess, but it is upright and shows his ideas.
Experts protested, but Brunelleschi said that they could do the same thing if they understood his design.
Of course, they don't. They also don't understand creativity.
They are mentally limited in the possible concepts. From a metaphorical and literal point of view, the idea of breaking the egg to solve the problem has never happened.
People imagine that when Brunelleschi showed awkward, clever solutions, they tried to balance the round eggs and buzz on the marble table.
We all have eggs, we never thought about breaking.
These are fixed mindsets, and we undoubtedly accept the "way of things." These states represent the boundaries of our thinking and therefore represent our life experiences.
Refused to be defined by eggs that others have never thought of breaking.
Genius broke the egg.
Break your share.
This is why they make paper towels.
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