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Medial • 7m
Sam Altman emphasizes that good ideas don't come from working alone. Instead, you need a group of smart people to share and discuss your thoughts with. He believes that ideas are born from conversations, not from sitting by yourself and brainstorming. He stresses that when you're discussing ideas, it's important to be around people who support and build on your thoughts. Ideas are delicate and can easily be crushed if they're not handled with care. Sam explains that you need people who won't immediately dismiss a half-baked idea. Instead, they should be open to its potential and say, "This might not work, but imagine how amazing it could be if it did." By surrounding yourself with such positive and constructive people, you can work together to figure out how to make your ideas successful. This supportive environment helps ideas grow and become reality. Follow for more valuable content like this.
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