A brief YouTube short by TJ Walker recommending a daily habit of writing down many ideas—good and bad—at a set time. Walker argues that routinely generating and recording even bad ideas increases the chance of occasionally producing great ones, and suggests discarding unwanted ideas later.
Are you looking for more good ideas? The secret is you've got to come up with more bad ideas, horrible ideas, stupid ideas, and you need to write them down every day at the set time. The sheer act of carving out time in your schedule to write down ideas over time will make you great at occasionally coming up with great ideas. The other bad ones, you don't have to share them. You can hit delete. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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