Kevin Ashton Quotes

Creation Is Not A Moment Of Inspiration But A Lifetime Of Endurance. The Drawers Of The World Are Full Of Things Begun. Unfinished Sketches, Pieces Of Invention, Incomplete Product Ideas, Notebooks With Half-formulated Hypotheses, Abandoned Patents, Partial Manuscripts. Creating Is More Monotony Than Adventure. It Is Early Mornings And Late Nights: Long Hours Doing Work That Will Likely Fail Or Be Deleted Or Erased - A Process Without Progress That Must Be Repeated Daily For Years. Beginning Is Hard, But Continuing Is Harder. Those Who Seek A Glamorous Life Should Not Pursue Art, Science, Innovation, Invention, Or Anything Else That Needs New. Creation Is A Long Journey Where Most Turns Are Wrong And Most Ends Are Dead. The Most Important Thing Creators Do Is Work. The Most Important Thing They Don't Do Is Quit. The

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