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This is pretty much the most valuable advice anyone could give. Ideas are worth nothing, implementations are worth everything. (Of course, in my broad over-gen
by icey 18y ago
This is pretty much the most valuable advice anyone could give. Ideas are worth nothing, implementations are worth everything.
(Of course, in my broad over-generalization we have to include the fact that people who ship are people who succeed).
- rw 18y agoIf ideas are worth nothing, why do we try to have good ones?
- jrsims 18y agoSo that we'll have something to implement, thereby creating value?
- code_devil 18y agoI totally agree. You might have a good idea, but if you don't implement it timely or even ever, its worthless.
- quellhorst 18y agoBecause it is easier to talk about doing than actually doing and anticipation of a dream can be better than the fulfillment of it.
- wallflower 18y ago"There is a mental or first creation, and a physical or second creation to all things" -Stephen R. Covey from "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People"