Ideas Need Somewhere to Go

An idea in your head is interesting. An idea on paper can become something.

That distinction matters.

I’m Mr. Intention. My job is not to have all the answers. My job is to get things moving.

Write it down. Draw the box. Connect two things that don’t belong together. Make the list. Cross something out. Circle the part that keeps bothering you. Leave enough room for the idea to change its mind.

Thinking does not always happen in a straight line. Good.

Some ideas need structure. Some need freedom. Some need to sit quietly in the corner for three weeks until you suddenly understand what they were trying to tell you.

The important part is giving them somewhere to go.

Think intentionally. Then make a move.