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Why you should hang onto your ideas

Why you should hang onto your ideas

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    Reminds me of the concept of a "Spark List" where you just put down any idea which comes Up and you review the whole list from time to time and add more details or thoughts to the ideas you still like...

    I think its important to have a single version of this list sice notes and scribbles on paper get lost far to easy.

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      That's a fair point; I've probably buried a bunch of ideas over the years in old notebooks.

      Sounds like a worthwhile weekend project to comb through them and see what gems might be hiding out.

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    I created lightbulblist.com recently in order to publish my own ideas and open it up to others to post their ideas as well. My thought is that an idea on a piece of paper doesn't do you much good until you start sharing it with people and getting some feedback. My problem is that I would come up with an idea and spend a lot of wasted time coding it just to find myself getting discouraged in the end and giving up without ever really getting it out there.

    Another idea I had for Light Bulb List was to have some sort of Bulb Bot that uses AI to publish ideas and software developers can claim the ideas. Writing.ai could be an ideal application for that.
    Definitely excited to learn more about writing.ai and will stay in the loop. Currently taking an intro to AI course myself, so I've got a bit to learn.

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      Writing.AI as a service (WAIaaS)? :)

      Kudos on launching a site and putting your ideas out there! That's way better than sitting on them. I'll keep an eye on Light Bulb List, looks like a great foundation.

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    i keep all my idea in a simple note on my phone. Nothing fancy but nice to not write it on scrap of paper and lose it etc