Just putting it out there
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Just putting it out there
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#2Similar I’ve heard “if you ask you might not get it. If you don’t ask, you definitely will not”
Even if the OP didn’t get their guitar, what did they lose by trying? Nothing. But since they were willing to put themself out just a little they ended up with something I’m sure they love.
There’s a fine line between this attitude and demanding from people to things you think you’re entitled to. But with the attitude OP had, I think this is a really healthy way to realize your hopes.
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#4I am up to 700 ideas. See my profile.
I also keep a "wants" repository where I list what I want on my github.
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#7 - you never know who might be interested in your idea
- putting your ideas out there helps you to get feedback and improve upon them
- it's an opportunity to practice articulating your ideas to others
- sharing your ideas can inspire others, help in creating a community of support around you and your work (culture++)
- getting your ideas out there can help you to build momentum, gain traction, find allies in your project or business
- sharing your ideas with others they could lead to new opportunities or connections that you never would have otherwiseRe: Just putting it out there
#8My wife has a saying, “you don’t get what you want unless you ask for it” Similar I’ve heard “if you ask you might not get it. If you don’t ask, you definitely will not” Even if the OP didn’t get their guitar, what did they lose by trying? Nothing. But since they were willing to put themself out just a little they ended up with something I’m sure they love. There’s a fine line between this attitude and demanding from…
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#10My wife has a saying, “you don’t get what you want unless you ask for it” Similar I’ve heard “if you ask you might not get it. If you don’t ask, you definitely will not” Even if the OP didn’t get their guitar, what did they lose by trying? Nothing. But since they were willing to put themself out just a little they ended up with something I’m sure they love. There’s a fine line between this attitude and demanding from…
This is the reason I looked past the rejection argument in my reply below; because there is so much more to gain from sharing than to lose from rejections.
I don't understand why my first reply below is being downvoted. If someone disagrees and downvotes at least drop a note that would make sense. :-)