Not all good ideas are good business ideas. Not all good ideas can be quantified, contained, and controlled. Good business ideas exist within a container, supported by capital. Great business ideas are self-financing and scalable. They pay for themselves. Generating the profit to reinvest and grow. A lot of the very best ideas can not pay for themselves, and are so amazing because of their intimacy. Zero scalability. Tossing quantification, barriers, and control off like the unwanted clothing of a hairy bottomed Spanish Grandpa running naked into the Mediterranean after ten too many Sangrias. Good business ideas will always be necessary to build engines. Good business ideas require attention to the loud voices of supply and demand. They require us to separate our identity and worth from problems, so that we can solve them and move on. There will always be new coal (problems) to feed these engines. We can then attach engines to great ideas. Powering our ability to create value in spaces that cannot be priced.
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