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I had this exact same idea for a blog post!nnOn the real though, I enjoyed reading this post. I don’t agree that there are no original ideas, but I suspect that you don’t either. The important part of your title/message is that the idea is less important than the execution of the idea, which ultimately will vary based on the person.nnIt’s true that there are very few original ideas/concepts in the marketplace, not the world (very close to none), but there are those few brave and crazy souls who creep all the way out to the edge of reality and somehow have the stomach to stay out there. Tim Westergren of Pandora comes to mind. nnJames Kelly (commenter below) is completely right though that original ideas are frightening and often strangled at birth, because they are uncomfortably abstract, more difficult to prove, and riskier. It’s an interesting phenomenon.

There are no original comments only retweets ….

Ideas are easy. It’s the execution of ideas that really separates the sheep from the goats.n – Sue Grafton

To me original ideas do sometimes exist. It took a crazy Vegas Stripper to come up with the concept for http://www.dirtyphonrbook.com as just one example. nnThere are myriads of ways of organizing personal information and technologies to create new businesses. nnI think that yes, there are sometimes some unique ideas in the world, it’s just that execution is just so incredibly hard to do well.

People often forget, where there is competition there is typically a market. Which is great!

Ross,nnGreat quote! I’m going to have to steal that one : )nnBut yeah, I agree. I think with most ideas, they are almost replicable. If you look at Gowalla and Foursquare, they are almost identical in concept, but executed slightly different. One is taking off, and one isn’t. You should know who your competitors are but I wouldn’t worry too much about it.

I liked this quote, taken from DHH from 37signals: “u201cAn idea is so small part of a business that itu2019s almost a rounding erroru201d. If you only have one competitor, you’re OK. If you have 4,000, you aren’t. nnSomething bigger to consider is what the barriers to entry are – even if you only have 1 competitor now, can 50 other companies do it comparably in five months if the idea blows us?

I want to agree with the latter part, original ideas are frightening, absurd and threaten people (possibly due to no frame of reference to which to relate them) but not a reason ever to kill them.nnThey are also risky (for the same reason above). I suspect that’s why they are rare as I suspect an awful lot are self censored or strangled at birth by the multitudes of people/orgs who feel scared/alienated and threatened by the truly original for what it might mean.

To me this speaks to the concept of First-Mover Advantage (see link below). Most people would choose to abandon their seemingly original ideas at the discovery of other like-minded would-be entrepreneurs. However this is a flawed approach as most people confuse the notion of being the first occupant in a market segment as being the first RELEVANT occupant in a market segment, a most critical differentiation.nnhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-mover_advantagenn-RG

Great post. I feel that because there are no original ideas, many people are trying to just report an idea “first” as a means of claiming originality. I hope as marketers and critical thinkers alike, our interpretation of these ideas are executed thoughtfully, denoting originality which may lead to success. Thanks for this insightful piece!

Never better evaluation than the upper article says,.And I am very pleased I read it by accident.I will go a sightseeing here again ,and of course ,I will tell my friend here I hope more better thing can be whrite in here.I have so many profound or funny thing do benefits to our daily life.By the way,here are some sites also useful for life,such as shopping online,just have a look. Nike air Zoom Lebron soldier IV n

True fact…

I had this exact same idea for a blog post!nnOn the real though, I enjoyed reading this post. I don’t agree that there are no original ideas, but I suspect that you don’t either. The important part of your title/message is that the idea is less important than the execution of the idea, which ultimately will vary based on the person.nnIt’s true that there are very few original ideas/concepts in the marketplace, not the world (very close to none), but there are those few brave and crazy souls who creep all the way out to the edge of reality and somehow have the stomach to stay out there. Tim Westergren of Pandora comes to mind. nnJames Kelly (commenter below) is completely right though that original ideas are frightening and often strangled at birth, because they are uncomfortably abstract, more difficult to prove, and riskier. It’s an interesting phenomenon.

There are no original comments only retweets ….

Ideas are easy. It’s the execution of ideas that really separates the sheep from the goats.n – Sue Grafton

To me original ideas do sometimes exist. It took a crazy Vegas Stripper to come up with the concept for http://www.dirtyphonrbook.com as just one example. nnThere are myriads of ways of organizing personal information and technologies to create new businesses. nnI think that yes, there are sometimes some unique ideas in the world, it’s just that execution is just so incredibly hard to do well.

People often forget, where there is competition there is typically a market. Which is great!

Ross,nnGreat quote! I’m going to have to steal that one : )nnBut yeah, I agree. I think with most ideas, they are almost replicable. If you look at Gowalla and Foursquare, they are almost identical in concept, but executed slightly different. One is taking off, and one isn’t. You should know who your competitors are but I wouldn’t worry too much about it.

I liked this quote, taken from DHH from 37signals: “u201cAn idea is so small part of a business that itu2019s almost a rounding erroru201d. If you only have one competitor, you’re OK. If you have 4,000, you aren’t. nnSomething bigger to consider is what the barriers to entry are – even if you only have 1 competitor now, can 50 other companies do it comparably in five months if the idea blows us?

I want to agree with the latter part, original ideas are frightening, absurd and threaten people (possibly due to no frame of reference to which to relate them) but not a reason ever to kill them.nnThey are also risky (for the same reason above). I suspect that’s why they are rare as I suspect an awful lot are self censored or strangled at birth by the multitudes of people/orgs who feel scared/alienated and threatened by the truly original for what it might mean.

To me this speaks to the concept of First-Mover Advantage (see link below). Most people would choose to abandon their seemingly original ideas at the discovery of other like-minded would-be entrepreneurs. However this is a flawed approach as most people confuse the notion of being the first occupant in a market segment as being the first RELEVANT occupant in a market segment, a most critical differentiation.nnhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-mover_advantagenn-RG

Great post. I feel that because there are no original ideas, many people are trying to just report an idea “first” as a means of claiming originality. I hope as marketers and critical thinkers alike, our interpretation of these ideas are executed thoughtfully, denoting originality which may lead to success. Thanks for this insightful piece!

To me this speaks to the concept of First-Mover Advantage (see link below). Most people would choose to abandon their seemingly original ideas at the discovery of other like-minded would-be entrepreneurs. However this is a flawed approach as most people confuse the notion of being the first occupant in a market segment as being the first RELEVANT occupant in a market segment, a most critical differentiation.nnhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-mover_advantagenn-RG

Great post. I feel that because there are no original ideas, many people are trying to just report an idea “first” as a means of claiming originality. I hope as marketers and critical thinkers alike, our interpretation of these ideas are executed thoughtfully, denoting originality which may lead to success. Thanks for this insightful piece!

Ross,nnGreat quote! I’m going to have to steal that one : )nnBut yeah, I agree. I think with most ideas, they are almost replicable. If you look at Gowalla and Foursquare, they are almost identical in concept, but executed slightly different. One is taking off, and one isn’t. You should know who your competitors are but I wouldn’t worry too much about it.

I liked this quote, taken from DHH from 37signals: “u201cAn idea is so small part of a business that itu2019s almost a rounding erroru201d. If you only have one competitor, you’re OK. If you have 4,000, you aren’t. nnSomething bigger to consider is what the barriers to entry are – even if you only have 1 competitor now, can 50 other companies do it comparably in five months if the idea blows us?

I want to agree with the latter part, original ideas are frightening, absurd and threaten people (possibly due to no frame of reference to which to relate them) but not a reason ever to kill them.nnThey are also risky (for the same reason above). I suspect that’s why they are rare as I suspect an awful lot are self censored or strangled at birth by the multitudes of people/orgs who feel scared/alienated and threatened by the truly original for what it might mean.

To me original ideas do sometimes exist. It took a crazy Vegas Stripper to come up with the concept for http://www.dirtyphonrbook.com as just one example. nnThere are myriads of ways of organizing personal information and technologies to create new businesses. nnI think that yes, there are sometimes some unique ideas in the world, it’s just that execution is just so incredibly hard to do well.

People often forget, where there is competition there is typically a market. Which is great!

There are no original comments only retweets ….

Ideas are easy. It’s the execution of ideas that really separates the sheep from the goats.n – Sue Grafton

Never better evaluation than the upper article says,.And I am very pleased I read it by accident.I will go a sightseeing here again ,and of course ,I will tell my friend here I hope more better thing can be whrite in here.I have so many profound or funny thing do benefits to our daily life.By the way,here are some sites also useful for life,such as shopping online,just have a look. Nike air Zoom Lebron soldier IV n

True fact…

I had this exact same idea for a blog post!nnOn the real though, I enjoyed reading this post. I don’t agree that there are no original ideas, but I suspect that you don’t either. The important part of your title/message is that the idea is less important than the execution of the idea, which ultimately will vary based on the person.nnIt’s true that there are very few original ideas/concepts in the marketplace, not the world (very close to none), but there are those few brave and crazy souls who creep all the way out to the edge of reality and somehow have the stomach to stay out there. Tim Westergren of Pandora comes to mind. nnJames Kelly (commenter below) is completely right though that original ideas are frightening and often strangled at birth, because they are uncomfortably abstract, more difficult to prove, and riskier. It’s an interesting phenomenon.

Never better evaluation than the upper article says,.And I am very pleased I read it by accident.I will go a sightseeing here again ,and of course ,I will tell my friend here I hope more better thing can be whrite in here.I have so many profound or funny thing do benefits to our daily life.By the way,here are some sites also useful for life,such as shopping online,just have a look. Nike air Zoom Lebron soldier IV n

True fact…

I had this exact same idea for a blog post!nnOn the real though, I enjoyed reading this post. I don’t agree that there are no original ideas, but I suspect that you don’t either. The important part of your title/message is that the idea is less important than the execution of the idea, which ultimately will vary based on the person.nnIt’s true that there are very few original ideas/concepts in the marketplace, not the world (very close to none), but there are those few brave and crazy souls who creep all the way out to the edge of reality and somehow have the stomach to stay out there. Tim Westergren of Pandora comes to mind. nnJames Kelly (commenter below) is completely right though that original ideas are frightening and often strangled at birth, because they are uncomfortably abstract, more difficult to prove, and riskier. It’s an interesting phenomenon.

There are no original comments only retweets ….

Ideas are easy. It’s the execution of ideas that really separates the sheep from the goats.n – Sue Grafton

To me original ideas do sometimes exist. It took a crazy Vegas Stripper to come up with the concept for http://www.dirtyphonrbook.com as just one example. nnThere are myriads of ways of organizing personal information and technologies to create new businesses. nnI think that yes, there are sometimes some unique ideas in the world, it’s just that execution is just so incredibly hard to do well.

People often forget, where there is competition there is typically a market. Which is great!

Ross,nnGreat quote! I’m going to have to steal that one : )nnBut yeah, I agree. I think with most ideas, they are almost replicable. If you look at Gowalla and Foursquare, they are almost identical in concept, but executed slightly different. One is taking off, and one isn’t. You should know who your competitors are but I wouldn’t worry too much about it.

I liked this quote, taken from DHH from 37signals: “u201cAn idea is so small part of a business that itu2019s almost a rounding erroru201d. If you only have one competitor, you’re OK. If you have 4,000, you aren’t. nnSomething bigger to consider is what the barriers to entry are – even if you only have 1 competitor now, can 50 other companies do it comparably in five months if the idea blows us?

I want to agree with the latter part, original ideas are frightening, absurd and threaten people (possibly due to no frame of reference to which to relate them) but not a reason ever to kill them.nnThey are also risky (for the same reason above). I suspect that’s why they are rare as I suspect an awful lot are self censored or strangled at birth by the multitudes of people/orgs who feel scared/alienated and threatened by the truly original for what it might mean.

To me this speaks to the concept of First-Mover Advantage (see link below). Most people would choose to abandon their seemingly original ideas at the discovery of other like-minded would-be entrepreneurs. However this is a flawed approach as most people confuse the notion of being the first occupant in a market segment as being the first RELEVANT occupant in a market segment, a most critical differentiation.nnhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-mover_advantagenn-RG

Great post. I feel that because there are no original ideas, many people are trying to just report an idea “first” as a means of claiming originality. I hope as marketers and critical thinkers alike, our interpretation of these ideas are executed thoughtfully, denoting originality which may lead to success. Thanks for this insightful piece!

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Great post. I feel that because there are no original ideas, many people are trying to just report an idea “first” as a means of claiming originality. I hope as marketers and critical thinkers alike, our interpretation of these ideas are executed thoughtfully, denoting originality which may lead to success. Thanks for this insightful piece!

To me this speaks to the concept of First-Mover Advantage (see link below). Most people would choose to abandon their seemingly original ideas at the discovery of other like-minded would-be entrepreneurs. However this is a flawed approach as most people confuse the notion of being the first occupant in a market segment as being the first RELEVANT occupant in a market segment, a most critical differentiation.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-mover_advantage

-RG

I want to agree with the latter part, original ideas are frightening, absurd and threaten people (possibly due to no frame of reference to which to relate them) but not a reason ever to kill them.

They are also risky (for the same reason above). I suspect that's why they are rare as I suspect an awful lot are self censored or strangled at birth by the multitudes of people/orgs who feel scared/alienated and threatened by the truly original for what it might mean.

I liked this quote, taken from DHH from 37signals: ““An idea is so small part of a business that it’s almost a rounding error”. If you only have one competitor, you're OK. If you have 4,000, you aren't.

Something bigger to consider is what the barriers to entry are – even if you only have 1 competitor now, can 50 other companies do it comparably in five months if the idea blows us?

Ross,

Great quote! I'm going to have to steal that one : )

But yeah, I agree. I think with most ideas, they are almost replicable. If you look at Gowalla and Foursquare, they are almost identical in concept, but executed slightly different. One is taking off, and one isn't. You should know who your competitors are but I wouldn't worry too much about it.

People often forget, where there is competition there is typically a market. Which is great!

To me original ideas do sometimes exist. It took a crazy Vegas Stripper to come up with the concept for http://www.dirtyphonrbook.com as just one example.

There are myriads of ways of organizing personal information and technologies to create new businesses.

I think that yes, there are sometimes some unique ideas in the world, it's just that execution is just so incredibly hard to do well.

Ideas are easy. It's the execution of ideas that really separates the sheep from the goats.
– Sue Grafton

There are no original comments only retweets ….

I had this exact same idea for a blog post!

On the real though, I enjoyed reading this post. I don't agree that there are no original ideas, but I suspect that you don't either. The important part of your title/message is that the idea is less important than the execution of the idea, which ultimately will vary based on the person.

It's true that there are very few original ideas/concepts in the marketplace, not the world (very close to none), but there are those few brave and crazy souls who creep all the way out to the edge of reality and somehow have the stomach to stay out there. Tim Westergren of Pandora comes to mind.

James Kelly (commenter below) is completely right though that original ideas are frightening and often strangled at birth, because they are uncomfortably abstract, more difficult to prove, and riskier. It's an interesting phenomenon.

True fact…

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Never better evaluation than the upper article says,.And I am very pleased I read it by accident.I will go a sightseeing here again ,and of course ,I will tell my friend here I hope more better thing can be whrite in here.I have so many profound or funny thing do benefits to our daily life.By the way,here are some sites also useful for life,such as shopping online,just have a look. Nike air Zoom Lebron soldier IV

Never better evaluation than the upper article says,.And I am very pleased I read it by accident.I will go a sightseeing here again ,and of course ,I will tell my friend here I hope more better thing can be whrite in here.I have so many profound or funny thing do benefits to our daily life.By the way,here are some sites also useful for life,such as shopping online,just have a look. Nike air Zoom Lebron soldier IV n

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