Quote by Pablo Picasso

The chief enemy of creativity is 'good' sense.

The chief enemy of creativity is 'good' sense.

Summary

This quote by Pablo Picasso implies that adhering to conventional wisdom and conformity can stifle creativity. According to Picasso, "good" sense, which refers to societal norms and established rules, limits our ability to think outside the box and express ourselves creatively. To be truly creative, one must challenge the status quo and be willing to break free from restrictions imposed by society. Picasso suggests that true innovation comes from embracing our innate sense of curiosity and embracing unconventional ideas and approaches. By disregarding "good" sense, we open ourselves up to new and unique possibilities for creative expression.

By Pablo Picasso

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