Too Many Ideas, Not Enough Time

<h2>What’s In This Episode:</h2> <p>Is being an "idea person" a good thing? Saul has some listener questions.</p> <p>Jill says that being an idea person is always talked about as if it's a real negative thing. But she LOVES IT. Brad has a list of ideas, but finds them hard to choose or sort it out. But Jill says that those sorts of decisions just come with experience.</p> <h3> "If you have lots of ideas, it's not because you're distracted and can't pick one. You just have a good idea!" - Jill</h3> <p><strong>Listener question from Sam:</strong><em>"When you're in a rut, what do you do to get yourself out of that rut?"</em></p> <p><strong>Jill: </strong>I go and talk to people; I get motivation from them.</p> <p><strong>Brad: </strong>I go out into nature with electronics off. It's like a hard reboot for my brain.</p> <p><strong>Saul's question:</strong> "<em>When you have ideas, how do you ensure that they're not forgotten or lost?"</em></p> <p><strong>Jill:</strong>EVERNOTE! Or for those less technologically inclined, just write it down.</p> <p><strong>Brad: </strong>I don't feel like I have to capture every idea.</p> <h3>"If it's a really good idea, it'll come back." - Brad</h3>