>I myself hate the cliche "Ideas are worth nothing it's all about execution" I strongly agree, simply because I have worked at failed startups that executed we

>I myself hate the cliche "Ideas are worth nothing it's all about execution" I strongly agree, simply because I have worked at failed startups that executed well on bad ideas. And yes, in reality you can't cleanly separate idea from execution. How much of Apple's success was transforming the idea "affordable personal computer" to "reimagine technology to become ubiquitous and indispensible to everyone on the planet"?