"Not all humans want to be innovative, they want the comfortable feeling of something familiar,  and guidance of teachers and peers into a specific, premeditated craft, one requires no imagination or creativity, just patience and repetition. I believe that humans often need the event of failure or dissatisfaction to take place, to allow encouragement from within the deepest and most admirable parts of human desires, to evoke the true individual craft, your own creative calling, upon the ruins of past yearnings, making the future a mound of potential triumph."

An excerpt/ conclusion from an old university paper of mine.