> A poorly executed good idea can easily out perform a well executed bad idea. One of the maxims I adopted from a mentor was that good execution of a mediocre

> A poorly executed good idea can easily out perform a well executed bad idea. One of the maxims I adopted from a mentor was that good execution of a mediocre idea will beat poor execution of a great idea. So far, it's been true everywhere I look. We're surrounded with decent execution of horrible ideas. Meant with all due respect, but.. I think you've got it backwards? Great ideas have no innate value, they're easy to come up with.