“Get your ideas on paper and study them. Do not let them go to waste!”
— Les Brown
Simplified Meaning:
Putting your ideas down on paper helps you see and think about them more clearly. When you write things down, it’s like capturing a thought before it disappears. For example, if you have an idea for a new recipe or a business plan, writing it out lets you see it all at once and decide what parts work or don’t work. Once it's written, you can look at it whenever you want and make improvements. Many great inventors and writers, like Thomas Edison or J.K. Rowling, kept notebooks where they wrote down everything. By studying those notes, they could develop their ideas and turn them into successful inventions or stories. Anyone can do this—just keep a notebook or use a computer to jot down your thoughts and review them regularly. This way, your good ideas won't be forgotten and can grow into something amazing.
