Common setbacks in the process of innovation include doubts, failures, and uncertainty. These can often discourage individuals and teams, causing them to abandon their creative efforts. However, these setbacks are a normal part of the innovation process and can be overcome with tenacity, commitment, and a willingness to learn from failures.
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Learning how to control doubts takes the willingness to forgive failure and learn from the lessons those failures hold. No great breakthrough or innovation succeeded without failures. Through tenacity and commitment, creative efforts can survive the uncertainty and setbacks that are always a part of innovation. By refusing to give in and following through, by taking action, confidence in creative abilities grows. With practice and repetition, the creative confidence to experiment and implement becomes a skill that can be learned by anyone.