ideas
- “I would make sushi in my dreams. I would jump out of bed at night with ideas.”
- Leonardo Da Vinci, Michael Ferrero, and Colin Chapman all did the same thing
- They had so many ideas that they would wake up with tape recorders or pen and pad next to their bed
- They were dreaming about their work
- The way Jiro developed these ideas was through countless
Jiro Ono: Simplicity Is The Ultimate Advantage | Founders Podcast with David Senra (#397) • Podcast Notes
The friction between idea and ability that AI evangelists promise to eradicate is not a problem suffered by a disadvantaged few. It’s the fundamental condition of the writer, and it is precisely through that friction that we discover what it is we actually have to say.
Rayne Fisher-Quann • Choosing to Walk
It’s not as though Dylan can just sit down and write a classic, era-defining song. Rather, ideas percolate in his mind. Consider that “Like a Rolling Stone” started out as a twelve-page draft that Dylan described as a “long piece of vomit.”⁶
