Strategic imagination is tremendously difficult because it requires us to put aside yesterday’s tired assumptions and orthodoxies, and begin to actively rethink from scratch the way value can be, should be, must be, will be created. The surest, most lethal killer of strategic imagination is being reined in by orthodoxy: thinking that tomorrow must be like yesterday.

― Umair Haque, How Strategic Imagination Happens…Umair is incredible. This makes me want to grab whatever’s left of the antiqued 20th century music business model, obliterate it, and EXPLODE into the great (imagination-fueled) unknown. (via gregcbrown)