The Power of Small Ideas

What if your next big idea started on something as small as a sticky note?

A scrap of paper, a few words, and a spark that changes everything. Back in 1968,

a scientist at 3M named Spencer Silver was trying to invent a super strong glue. Instead,

he made one so weak it barely stuck. Most people would've called it a failure, but Silver didn't

throw it away. He kept talking about it, hoping someone might find a use for his

failed adhesive. Years later, another 3M employee, Art Fry, was tired of his

bookmarks falling out of his church hymnal. He remembered Silver's weak glue.

What if he could make a temporary bookmark that actually stayed put? That tiny experiment