1) I think the thing that stood out most was that there are different types of innovation. Invention, Extension, Duplication, Synthesis.
2) I was confused that Invention was part of innovation. I was always taught that they were different things, that innovation was converting or changing an invention a bit.
3) If I could ask two questions to the author I would ask him to elaborate on the "eliminating muddling mind-sets" section, because the "either/or thinking" section is a tad confusing. I would also ask if it is possible to be equally creative in all areas, because the book only talks about the ways we can be creative, it doesn't say if people are more or less creative in certain areas.
4) I do not think that the author was wrong in any area but, I'm still skeptical about invention being a category of innovation.
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