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We allow no geniuses around our Studio.
Walt Disney
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What this quote means

This quote suggests that in Disney's Studio, creativity and collaboration are prioritized over individual brilliance.

Walt Disney's assertion that 'We allow no geniuses around our Studio' emphasizes the importance of teamwork and collective creativity in achieving success. It reflects the belief that collaboration and shared ideas lead to better outcomes than relying solely on individual genius, thus fostering an environment where all contributions are valued.

Themes

CreativityTeamworkCollaborationLeadershipStudio

In practice

Example use cases

In a team meeting to encourage collaboration.

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