The biggest reason ideas die isn't because they're bad. It's because nobody commits to them.
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I used to believe people who built successful businesses just had better ideas. Now I'm not so sure. Looking back, I think they simply made decisions earlier than I did. Whenever I got excited about an idea, I'd do what felt like the responsible thing. Research it. Ask AI a few more questions. Watch a few videos. Read what other people thought. By the end of the day, I usually understood the idea much better. I just hadn't done anything with it. One day I realised I wasn't avoidi
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