When discussing innovation, we often think of groundbreaking technologies, disruptive startups, or revolutionary products that reshape entire industries. We admire companies that push boundaries, introducing novel ideas that captivate the market. We hold in high regard companies that push boundaries, introducing fresh ideas that captivate the market. However, innovation transcends the boardrooms and R&D departments; it embodies a mindset—a way of engaging with the world—that can significantly influence not only our businesses and products, but also ourselves.