"If you don't want to run out of ideas, the best thing to do is not to execute."
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#9:D, terrible how true this is. Is it fear of flushing a potentially bad sounding idea that we keep all our absurd thoughts around so long? Never heard this gent before, thanks _pius.
I was reminded of this today when I saw the IntentBox folks launch today on an idea in direct competition with one I'd been sitting on for a while.
Anyway, I love Ze's message here.
Re: "If you don't want to run out of ideas, the best thing to do is not to execute."
#10:D, terrible how true this is. Is it fear of flushing a potentially bad sounding idea that we keep all our absurd thoughts around so long? Never heard this gent before, thanks _pius.
No problem. :) I was reminded of this today when I saw the IntentBox folks launch today on an idea in direct competition with one I'd been sitting on for a while. Anyway, I love Ze's message here.