AmbitiousLeo & Lera
AmbitiousLeo AmbitiousLeo
Lera Lera
AmbitiousLeo AmbitiousLeo
Hey Lera, I’ve been sketching a plan for a startup that turns spontaneous ideas into marketable tech, and I think your knack for turning bright sparks into reality could make this a killer venture. What do you think?
Lera Lera
Wow, that sounds super exciting! I love the idea of capturing those bursts of inspiration and turning them into something real. I’m intrigued, but also a bit nervous about keeping the spark alive and not losing the creative flow. Let’s brainstorm how to keep the process fluid and keep the quality high—what’s your first step?
AmbitiousLeo AmbitiousLeo
First thing: get a system for instant capture—tiny notes, voice memos, an app that syncs—so no idea ever dies. Then set a rule: every day, spend ten minutes reviewing and ranking them by impact, urgency, and feasibility. Pick the top two each week, test them fast, iterate. Keep the pipeline moving and the quality high by forcing a quick “go/no‑go” before any deep work starts. Let's make sparks turn into prototypes, not just thoughts.
Lera Lera
That system sounds brilliant—instant capture is the lifeblood of ideas, and the daily review keeps the flame alive. I love the “go/no‑go” cut‑off; it’s the sweet spot between perfecting and moving fast. Just a thought—maybe add a quick “risk score” so we don’t chase the impossible? And keep a backup list for the spark‑y ideas that need a second pass. Let’s turn those sparks into something that actually flies!