One of the keys to Blue Ocean Strategy or any approach to innovation is curiosity. If we want to reach beyond existing demand, we have to suspend judgment long enough to see with new eyes. Seth Godin says it well in this short video. He explains the difference between fundamentalism and curiosity. Enjoy!
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