Innovation & Problem Solving - Innovation begins with noticing problems and challenging existing systems, not necessarily with inventions or genius [3][4] - The most impactful ideas are often the simplest ones, expressed clearly and courageously [2] - Innovation is not limited to experts or those with resources; ordinary people can create solutions by challenging outdated systems [14][15] - The power of asking "why not" is crucial for driving innovation and change [15] - Focus on small actions and improvements can lead to significant impact, such as improving a school's health metrics with a simple filter [16] Case Studies - A water filtration model using basic materials like cotton, sand, charcoal, and gravel can turn rainwater into drinkable water [6] - Hindustan Uni's "Pure It" filter provided clean and safe drinking water access to over 10 million households by focusing on accessibility [8][9] - Digital billing platforms can empower users by providing easy access to financial information and reducing paper waste [12][13] Mindset & Action - People desire transformation, which often begins with simplicity [2] - The real blocker to innovation is not the lack of resources, but the belief that only certain people can create solutions [14] - Individuals should start working on their ideas immediately, even if they are small or imperfect [16]