A short YouTube clip by TJ Walker arguing that brilliant ideas alone are insufficient; one must launch ideas publicly, observe whether others find them interesting or useful, and if not, return to iterate. The clip encourages action (unleash ideas) followed by feedback-driven revision (follow the TJ Walker habit).
I've got brilliant ideas. You've got brilliant ideas. Great. But remember, a brilliant idea alone isn't worth much. You haven't created anything meaningful until you've unleashed it on the world. So, yes, come up with your ideas. Unleash it on the world. But then listen, if nobody else in the world finds it interesting or useful, it's time to go back to the drawing board. Follow the TJ Walker habit.
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