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Apr 03, 2004 7:54 am		re: Senior moments
Errol van Engelen		>Eric: > >The best thing to capture an idea is to write it down, even in the middle of the night, provided it's a really good idea. Sometimes the day after and assessing with someone, that good idea idea isn't so good anymore. It also happens that you can refine your idea to make it even better. So, unless you think it's not worthwile pursuing, write it down, make a scheme, whatever, so it doen't get lost. > >What I think is important is to assess whether your idea is a workabale idea or just a wild idea that's too hard to accomplish or too far from your own reality. I wasn't used too writing down ideas until recently and forgot some of them. I like to think that these ideas were not good enough, otherwise I would remember. The advantage when writing down is that it puts you in a state of mind to realize that particular idea and put more action into it, while unwritten ideas stay like latent ideas. > >Take care, > > Eric Sohn wrote: > We all have them...we totally forget something we wanted to remember... > Time for an idea exchange: How do you capture information effectively, so you can remember what you meant to remember? When an idea comes to you, how do you ensure it gets captured? > As a corollary, can you remember a time where you had what seemed like a great idea, but you forgot it before you could capture it? What were the consequences of forgetting? > Coach Eric Private Reply to Errol van Engelen (new win)

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