"Curiosity is the key to creativity." Akio Morita
If the future father of the Walkman had done nothing following World War II, he would have done just fine: His family had been brewing sake with considerable success for 14 generations.
Instead, at age 25, he co-founded Sony Corporation. In 15 years, a flexible intelligence and limitless imagination helped Morita make Sony the first Japanese company to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
Morita's tenacious curiosity persisted into old age: He didn't learn to surf, scuba dive or water-ski until his mid-60s.
Instead, at age 25, he co-founded Sony Corporation. In 15 years, a flexible intelligence and limitless imagination helped Morita make Sony the first Japanese company to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
Morita's tenacious curiosity persisted into old age: He didn't learn to surf, scuba dive or water-ski until his mid-60s.
No comments:
Post a Comment