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I'm also somewhat sceptical of the blanket "ideas are never valuable" statement. Surely there are situations where not many people are going to think of the id
by jamesrcole 9y ago
I'm also somewhat sceptical of the blanket "ideas are never valuable" statement.
Surely there are situations where not many people are going to think of the idea and being first to move on it is very important
...such that both the idea and the execution are important. You can't execute well on something that you weren't able to come up with.
- valuearb 9y agoSure you can. Henry Ford didn't come up with the idea of the car, nor did he invent manufacturing by building many copies of the same identical thing in a factory. But he sure did execute doing both together well.