Thanks for the insight. I agree with you 100%.

@The FP -

Thanks for the kind words. I’ve read your story on your blog and certainly it is fascinating. When I purchased my first hotel, I was told that I didn’t have what it takes to run a hotel. I’m on to building a third now this year. No one is as interested in your future as you are. Well said.

@Evelyn -

Mark Twain is my favorite.

@ Davidya -

Great point. Ideas germinate big dreams.

@Vered -

I’ve heard that over and over again. You will find that these same people have not done much in their lives.

@Jennifer -

Absolutely true. Our worst enemy is within us. We need to overcome first.

@Hunter -

Well said my friend. All ideas are good. Some tend to give birth to some great ideas as well.

@Ruth -

I see you point about women not achieving their God given potential. It’s is very important to have great faith and keep plugging.

@Eugene -

Great quote. I love it.

@Barbara -

Often, your ideas get crucified by folks who have no vested interest in it. They have not VISUALIZE the way you have so why bother? Great point.

@Wendi -

You’ve hit nail on the head with this. Every idea that someone thought was impossible to achieve, was achieved by someone else.

Thank you all for great comments and support.

Shilpan
http://www.successsoul.com/blog/

@Davidya -

Thanks for the 3M insight.

Everything we hold in our hands was someone’s idea that someone thought might not work. Imagine if they gave up on electricity!
I enjoyed this very much.

Thanks!

It’s tough, isn’t it, when others shoot down what you think is a great idea. Often it works best to go forward with an idea, and not even ask others what they think. The negativity can cloud your judgment and create self doubt.

Desire, faith and visualization can be your best friends and often see an idea through.

5 Ways to Bury a Great Idea

NOTE: Please do not forget to digg this article if you liked it.

Shilpan

I watched my mother bury idea after idea for her own business, and die a bitter woman because she never allowed herself to realize her full potential. And it’s why I’m ever grateful to authors like Corrie Woods for writing books like The Woman’s Field Guide to Exceptional Living. It’s a great reminder that we can give ourselves permission to follow those great ideas to fruition and create an exceptional life for ourselves and our families at the same time.

Thanks again for a great post!