“When you’re first thinking through an idea, it’s important not to get bogged down in complexity. Thinking simply and clearly, is hard to do.”
— Richard Branson
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When you have a new idea, it's important to keep your thoughts straightforward and not make things too complicated. It's actually quite challenging to think in a simple and clear way, but it's necessary. Imagine you're trying to explain how a TV works to a child. If you use a lot of technical terms, the child will get confused. But if you say, "You press this button to turn it on and choose what to watch using this," they will understand better. Similarly, when you start working on an idea, it's best to focus on the basics and avoid getting lost in too many details. This way, you can build a strong foundation for your idea without getting overwhelmed.
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