Where the previous chapters discussed external sparks of imagination and internal rethinking, there will come a time when mental models need to collide with reality. The routes that can be taken to do this are discussed in this chapter. Refocusing can help shift your perception, allowing reality to be seen through the lens of a new idea and by seeking out more information to expand your understanding of it. Moving to a new environment that is relevant to the idea can also help to strategize how it can move into reality. Lastly, probing involves putting an idea out into reality to generate feedback. The chapter also discusses some things that could block the reader from taking action, such as relying too heavily on permission and not allowing mental models to evolve. This chapter closes with some games and guiding questions to help the reader practice the techniques discussed.