What is an idea?

Ideas are like strings of bits flowing constantly into you and out of you. On a daily basis, ideas come to you and leave you.

It’s either you use it, or you lose it.

In general, let’s see some basic definitions of ideas “Idea can be said to be a thought or suggestion as to a possible course of action.” I love this definition. How sweet to say that the human mind receives and processes thoughts within every minute. Having that thought or suggestion is a process into that idea but having a possible course of action is tapping into the reality of that idea.

Have you ever thought of having a meal? Then you went further to decide on a particular meal? That thought of extending the desire of a particular meal shows a picture of the kind of meal you will want to have in your mind.

That thought only gains expression of how lovely the meal will be only as a pictorial pleasure in your reasoning; you only have it in your hands the moment you take a possible course of action to prepare or purchase that meal. How sweet to say that ideas can also die in your mind.

It has been a tragic experience to hear people talk about great ideas building in their mind and it only ends in their mind. This book you’re reading right now was a living idea in me for over two years till I decided to bring it out.

From our opening description of idea, it will only remain as strings of bits without capacity until you give life to gain expression.

We cannot say all there is about ideas in just a book because it is timeless. The world we are in today started from an idea. From the Holy Book; in the beginning, God created the heavens and Earth. That means before anything can be created, it must first be conceived.

God was able to conceive or have a pictorial view of the world we are in before he went on to create. A lot of us today just want to create without knowing what we want to create, most times, we know what to create but we are not sure about creating it or why we want to create that thing or the how to create it.

In this book, I have outlined some detailed lessons on the subject of how to grow and sell your idea which starts from how to conceive that idea, the purpose or reason for that idea and practical guides on how to sell your idea.

kenneth Awuse