Don’t overcook your good ideas

Design by committee and endless revisions can turn the best idea into a charred, smoking wreck. Most projects begin with a spark of a creative idea, and that spark can grow into a complete, developed finished piece. But the revision process can be brutal on that initial idea, especially if there are a lot of stakeholders.

Some revision and refining is necessary and expected, but the initial creative energy and momentum can only last so long: don’t overcook your good ideas. They should be lightly seared on both sides, to bring out the flavor. And then probably garnished with something.

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