On a recent request for presentation ideas, a friend of mine pointed me to a site called Flowgram that assisted in creating awesome presentations.
To my dismay the link was broken, and as a final try, I Googled "Flowgram", hoping that the link only needed correction.
What I discovered was that Flowgram, as brilliant as it was, had been shut down and sent to the eternal cemeteries for dead ideas... It exists! And it is called Deadpool.
When we talk about creativity, in the back of our heads we all want to be Facebook, Paypal, Google. A good idea that changed the way things worked. What we forget is that there are a myriad of (very good) ideas that just didn't work.
Creativity and good ideas have to supported by pragmatism, good implementation, and lastly, a viable and sustainable commercial business model.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Where good ideas go to die
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