Since it is increasingly evident that rest, sleep and time for reflection are valuable ingredients for creative and innovative thinking why in our current academic situation and by extension most of our professional reality, it validates the belief (and subsequent practice) on the alleged "creative magic" in the last minute? (Although, as I once said Gabriel Gurovich, "the best ideas often come from pressure and lack of options occurs at 5 in the morning").
"Proper time management should be subject of study in colleges or universities?
What could explain, and help manage things better, that creativity "has no office hours?
Is it just a matter of market saturation, which prevents charge realistic values, and consistent with actual hours devoted to the processes of ideation and prototype production? How good is the answer "this is this business?
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