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October 29, 2010

“ideas that do not risk offense, aren’t.”

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[Moles­kine dra­wing from 2009: “Tried Mea­ning­ful”. You can see the enlar­ged image here. See more like this over at the Moles­kine archive etc.]

“Ideas that do not risk offense, aren’t.”

And yes, your busi­ness is an idea. Your pro­duct is an idea. The con­ver­sa­tion you’re trying to have with your mar­ket is also an idea.

Hey, I didn’t say any of this stuff was easy…

[#smar­ter­con­ver­sa­tions]

Tags: Hugh's Drawings, Moleskine Drawing, Smarterconversations

2 Responses to ““ideas that do not risk offense, aren’t.””

1. Niels says:

   October 29, 2010 at 5:08 PM

   So sim­ple, so true!
   Just ret­wee­ted that one, thanks
   Niels

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2. Dave Sohnchen says:

   November 7, 2010 at 1:00 PM

   I get hung up on the “what do I do” part. I want to do something mea­ning­ful but often don’t know where to start.

   I sup­pose the place to start is with fai­ling. No one has just one idea and that idea is a huge success.

   Thanks for the remin­der that fai­ling (or fee­ling like your fai­ling) is all part of the pro­cess to crea­ting something meaningful.

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