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You can have a great idea and still feel like it’s going nowhere.
Unfortunately, ideas do not spread simply because they are brilliant. That can be a hard truth to face, especially for people who care deeply about the quality and integrity of their work. The good news is that this struggle rarely comes down to effort, talent, or commitment.
Ideas move when they have the right conditions around them.
In this class, we’ll look at how ideas actually move through people and relationships. We’ll explore what happens when ideas stay parked among strong ties, how moderate ties help ideas gain traction, and why weak ties often create the openings that allow ideas to move forward.
Together, we’ll learn:
why powerful ideas can stall
how strong, moderate, and weak ties each contribute differently to momentum
what it really means to activate an ecosystem around an idea
how small, steady shifts can help ideas move without pressure or performance
You’ll leave with a clearer sense of what helps ideas move and what your idea needs next.