Ideas rarely die alone. They die by committee.
A good idea enters the room full of possibility. Then it meets caution, politics, over-analysis, personal preferences and the need for consensus. Each layer adds friction. That is until the original spark becomes something safe enough for everyone and exciting for no one.
Meetings can sharpen ideas. They can also suffocate them.
Sometimes the problem is not the idea. It is the room.
What idea of yours was diluted simply to survive?
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