Thinking outside the box means thinking differently in an unconventional manner from a new perspective. It has however shown to yield better results in the end.

If the apple that fell on Newton fell on me I would have probably thought whether to eat it straight away or take it home and cut it into slices with a knife and eat it. Newton thought outside the box that led to one of the greatest inventions of the world namely the law of gravitation.

When the first man who tried to fly tying up wings to his arms, it started the wheels turning, beginning the quest for producing air crafts and even space crafts. Did he not think out of the box? When everyone thought it was not possible for man to fly he thought differently.

Edison believed that the darkness of the world at night could be removed. His ability to think outside the box helped to bring light to the world brightening up the nights today. Thinking?

When India was fighting for independence Gandhi thought out of the box and used a powerful tool called non-violence. Did it not work?

Bruce lee thought out of the box and introduced his kung fu in films which created history in film industry.

Spielberg thought out of box and gave us the best animation film “the Jurassic park”

There is a big list of people who thought outside the box and came up with great inventions that helped mankind considerably.

If we can not think out of box, let us at least not criticize some one who comes up with different ideas. You may never know but those ideas may some day make him famous.

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Bruce Lee [1940 – 1973] - Martial Artist
Achievement: Bruce Lee, incomparable and unmatched as a martial artist was known for his innovation of the martial art system called ‘Jeet Kune Do’ based on the belief of having an approach to live life to it’s fullest.
Noteable: Not confined to a single zone of martial arts Lee excelled in the field of acting, teaching and philosophy. The accumulation of these various qualities made him the most envious personality that gained the admiration of the masses.