Echoing the other comment that was talking about stigma... I think we should at least admit that, of course, without execution ideas aren't worth much, but with

Echoing the other comment that was talking about stigma... I think we should at least admit that, of course, without execution ideas aren't worth much, but without ideas you don't even have anything to do. And in fact, most of the people that are not good at "ideas", are not good at executing either. That is, making good plans to create things. Of course, executing as "following orders" is another entirely different category that many more people can fulfill adequately. So, we should look at ourselves to make sure we are not only daydreamers, that ideas don't only work in our heads, that they might actually make sense in the real world too... But creativity is not the same skill as planning, and that's kinda ok too. It's good to keep your feet on the ground to avoid selling dreams, and I also really hate the people that will only talk big and then show no interest on working on some of their "best" ideas, but creativity is not the same as the ability to fully realize ideas, from creative inception to success. This later part requires many skills. Having reasonable and interesting ideas is only one of them.