Many people are petrified of bad ideas, especially ideas that might make them look stupid or waste time and money. The problem is that you can't have good ideas unless you're willing to generate a few of bad ones in return.
People who at least try their new ideas - knowing full well that they might fail - succeed far more often than people who have no ideas at all.
Someone asked me where I get all my good ideas, explaining that it takes him a month or two to come up with just one. I asked him how many bad ideas he has every month. He paused and said, "none."
And there, you see, is the problem.
-an excerpt of a recent post from Seth Godin -
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