Knowledge is the ladder of human progress. Only by stepping on the shoulders of predecessors can we go further and walk more steadily. Therefore, we must first accumulate our basic knowledge in order to cultivate our innovative ability.

2. Cultivate the habit of thinking, and don't ask every question.

In our usual study and life, we encounter problems. We should give full play to our brains and come up with solutions. We can't figure everything out overnight, and we can make a problem or solve a difficult thing without thinking.

To cultivate our practical ability, we should be brave in practice.

It is reasonable to say that practice makes true knowledge. Everything in books is dead, and our thinking is flexible. When we encounter some operational theoretical knowledge, only by doing it can we know where the bottleneck of this theoretical knowledge lies and come up with a solution, so that we can not only solve the problem, but also innovate from his previous methods and think of a more perfect solution.

4. Be good at learning from other people's innovative thinking and achievements, and at the same time combine your own.

No matter how smart and excellent we are, we all have our own shortcomings and limitations, and people we don't expect are often easy to think of. This is the limitation of our thinking. We can get twice the result with half the effort and often save a lot of time by combining others' with our own.

We should start with our hobbies.

No matter who asks you to do something that you are not interested in at all, you will not be interested in doing it, let alone let you innovate, so we should start from our hobbies and interests if we want to innovate.