Ideas are like farts.
You should let the flow free.
If you force them, they turn out to be shit.
You should not also force them on other people.
Even though your own ones are always the best.
Ideas are like farts.
They can come from anywhere, anytime.
But it can be tricky to capture them.
No matter what people say everyone has them.
But quite often they stink.
Although those that make the biggest noise seldom do.
But silent ones can linger with you for a long while.
Even amateur can release good one once in a while.
But it takes skill to create good ones constantly.
It takes vision to turn them into a profitable business.
There is a thin line between a truly great and a really shitty one.
And you don´t know until you have released them.
You should not be afraid to rip them apart.
It takes courage to share them to public.
But those who have that courage will always be remembered.
Ideas are like farts.
“One must never own up to a fart in public.
That is the unwritten law, the single most stringent protocol of American etiquette. Farts come from no one and nowhere: they are anonymous emanations that belong to the group as whole, and even when every person in the room can point to the culprit, the only sane course of action is denial.”
– Paul Auster (Brooklyn Follies)
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