Ever notice how many times an unsuccessful project team will explain their failed
performance in terms of the constraints that made success "impossible"? The next time you hear this, beware! There's good reason to believe that constraints are far from debilitating to creativity, and could, in fact, be liberating, instead. Read more
This post originally appeared on Forbes.com on January 9, 2012
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