Your tiniest ability or interest could pave pathways toward new vision. We actually have much more brainpower than once thought. Intelligence as a fixed entity that can be measured in an IQ score, has given way to intelligence that grows when challenged. With use, brain cells actually reproduce cells called dendrites. Good news is that dendrite growth continues well into our golden years.
Unique talents arise from within everyday dreams, that add meaning and beauty to our worlds.
Your visions may not equal rocket science in von Braun's insights for the V-2, or the Wright brother's genius for powered flight. But when we use our brains, we create a launching pad for original ideas and discoveries. Your brain may never produce da Vinci's art on chapel ceilings, or Donatell's David in chiseled stones. But your own original ideas can soar to new songs, inventions, poetry or scientific projects. You may never write 10,000 words a day as Enid Blyton wrote children's books in England, but your communication ideas might build a business, or custom-make schedules for family fun.