About 2 months ago I was able to attend a fantastic lecture about "De La Sérendipité" (Serendipity is the effect by which one accidentally discovers something fortunate, especially while looking for something else entirely.).
I know it's not 100% related with juggling, acctual it was also not real linked with my job but the conntend is/was that great that I would like to share it. Well it's all obvious stuff but mostly we are not aware of it! For me it was a realy good thing to rethink and try to have a look (even if it's only a deeper one) on the unexpected
Here the link to Wikipedia with some future infos about
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SerendipityThere exsista also a very good book written by Pek van Andel about this topic (unfortuneate only in Frensh at the moment)
De La Sérendipité ; Pek van Andel - Danièle Bourcier ; L'ACT MEM ; ISBN-978-2-35513-018-2
He's telling you not to do mistakes on pourpous (they may be some which you do frecently and don't dedect it (e.g. the Ringer-solution ; the technician made it with tap water insted of distiled water but the scientis thought it was distilled wat. Afterwouds it was discovered, that this solution only perfom that well due to tha fack, that some trace-elements and salts were present)) but try to learn out of your "mistaces"
Well wath i would like to tell you with this post: play around and be open for new and unexpected things. Take those (mistaces drops unhumen moves etc) as chance got get somthing new
(once you get a little more in thouch with thes theme you will see, that a lot of very important discoveries (which a new tirck is as well) were made by accident, systematic errors (unknow at the moment of doing) or even jokes...)
So let's be creative
And yes everyone can be creative
