We all love books made out of paper. For some that was not enough though. People can get paper cuts on pages, books can yellow with age, and they can burn at a temperature of 451 degrees. For some, they wanted something better for books and eventually devices like Kindles were born. With this advent, however, came the cry that traditional reading would soon be gone. Regardless of whatever happens in that respect the main idea to focus on is not that one thing may replace another, but the fact that someone thought of a different way to see an idea that had worked for centuries.

I am beginning to see that perhaps revolutions of thought don't necessarily come with unique ideas, but different ways of seeing something. Apple created a demand for its fancy computers were you may drop 2 to 3 grand just for a new computer when you could get a Dell laptop for $900. They didn't want just another computer, it was deemed as the equivalent of luxury.

I myself have found some ways to make money with improving on ideas that are there. It only takes ingenuity to make things happen and time. That is something I am learning. Good ideas come to me, they just don't always make sense at first.