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Board Economics
Re: Banking on people's ideas, visions, and talents.
by
Gormicsta
on 21/03/2024, 14:37:16 UTC
Have you ever met individuals with insane and brilliant ideas that got you wondering, how come he knows all this and it's not even reflected in his life? Some could give you real business ideas that could change a whole generation but that's all they can do, they can't bring it to reality and all their ideas only end on the discussion ground and never come to life.

I've met some of them and I must say, they are the backbone of so many successful businesses. Always with brilliant solutions to hands-on problems but can't put things together all by themselves to create a company of their own.

I believe nature is fair to all and while it gives some people that quality, others can bank from these brilliant ideas and bring it all to reality by supporting the ideas with the needed finance, resources, and coordination required to have a successful firm.

What do you think?

In my opinion, it all begins with appreciating the unique qualities of every individual and refraining from pressuring others to conform to our ideals. Even though they don't have the temperament for entrepreneurship, some people have brilliant ideas that could advance society. Additionally, some people may not have the same talent for developing original concepts even though they are fantastic at making ideas come to reality. It's critical, in my opinion, to foster an atmosphere in which both kinds of individuals may prosper and collaborate. The creators of Apple, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, spring to mind as one example. While Wozniak was the technical wizard who could really turn Jobs' ideas into reality, Jobs was renowned for his vision and ability to sell ideas.Together, they built one of the most prosperous businesses in the world. They also formed a strong relationship, which is how things should be balanced and explains why partners from different socioeconomic backgrounds work together.