Chapter
Finding Good Ideas
33:45 - 38:10 (04:25)
The best ideas often don't look like the best upfront and sometimes they even sound like bad ideas but may actually be good ones. This can lead to others thinking that the idea is stupid and not worth pursuing.
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The speaker brings up the comparison between a sumo wrestler and a sprinter, emphasizing the intelligence behind the strategic movements of the sumo wrestler.
33:45 - 35:25 (01:40)
Summary
The speaker brings up the comparison between a sumo wrestler and a sprinter, emphasizing the intelligence behind the strategic movements of the sumo wrestler. He points out that a lot of cool things are often illogical or stupid.
ChapterFinding Good Ideas
EpisodeMFM Mini-Camp, Lessons from Selling a Company, and Storytelling Wins
PodcastMy First Million
Launching a project when you are a nobody offers the freedom to create and make decisions without regard for justification or funding, leading to unique and innovative ideas that may not have come to fruition otherwise.
35:25 - 36:05 (00:40)
Summary
Launching a project when you are a nobody offers the freedom to create and make decisions without regard for justification or funding, leading to unique and innovative ideas that may not have come to fruition otherwise.
ChapterFinding Good Ideas
EpisodeMFM Mini-Camp, Lessons from Selling a Company, and Storytelling Wins
PodcastMy First Million
The best ideas for a successful business might sound like bad ideas initially, but it's essential to identify them.
36:05 - 38:10 (02:04)
Summary
The best ideas for a successful business might sound like bad ideas initially, but it's essential to identify them. One must filter out bad ideas that are not likely to work regardless of how much effort is put into them.