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I just tell them to myself and think about them. Then as soon as I can I explain them to someone else and see if I can get them exited about it (and me too). Th

I just tell them to myself and think about them. Then as soon as I can I explain them to someone else and see if I can get them exited about it (and me too). That's it. IMHO if an idea is good enough that you and others would be passionate to build it and the world needs it, then it will stick with you, all the other stuff is garbage anyway, you can just let it go. This is the method I use for writing and storytelling as well as for my software projects and it is by far the best way I've found of keeping a currated high quality list of my ideas.

meric 9y ago
That's interesting. When I'm working on a side project I tried to keep quiet about it until I get some progress going, in case the idea "exits", but maybe it's good idea to tell about it as soon as possible instead. Then if it stays it would surely be worthy.
meric 9y ago
That's interesting. When I'm working on a side project I tried to keep quiet about it until I get some progress going, in case the idea "exits", but maybe it's good idea to tell about it as soon as possible instead. Then if it stays it would surely be worthy.