Rich Innovations Rejected
#Freestyle Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart released to his peers and audience, a music so rich, artful and difficult to grasp, instead of applause and jubilation, they lamented that they couldn't understand it.
So in 2018 we published a teenage magazine. The front had fifteen photos in collage, the back had a photo of three teenagers. The mid-section had elongated pages with various pictures and writings.
Only the second last page of the magazine had no pictures. When I asked my forthright teenage daughter why she wasn't interested in the magazine. She told me the magazine is too rich, she wouldn't even take it to school with her.
Yet I was ready to give her a number of free copies to take with her to school. I felt a tight bitter nought in my stomach. I am sure Mozart felt the same.
I thought they would like colour and exotic ideas with technical writing. But it seemed I had overdone it. I had produced an overdose to my targeted audience.
