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The beauty of creation lies in simplicity.

There is something powerful about the genesis of a simple idea.

When an idea is kept simple, it becomes like a room with two doors, each leading to a different outcome.

Each door invites those who encounter the room to choose their path. Door one goes back the way they came in. Door two continues forward into the next room.

What do you choose?

Door One🚪- Active Engagement and Interpretation

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Well, if you are part of the first group, you engage with the idea, bringing your own perspectives, often filling in gaps with insights and past experiences.

This active participation creates a sense of ownership and community for the idea.

Soon, your contributions grow the idea, and this encourages continuous improvement.

As you share your interpretations, experiences, and offerings, the idea becomes a creation and grows more lively and robust, potentially attracting others like you.

Door Two🚪- Skepticism and Retreat

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If you are in the second group, you may initially find the idea unappealing or simply not resonate, leading to your departure.

However, this does not mean you are out forever.

Quite the contrary, you will eventually return if the motivations of the first group can inject fresh energy and perspective into the ongoing creation.

Your cyclical return can increase further development, as you may have gained insights or experiences during your absence that can now contribute to the ongoing creation.

In my experience, the point is never to bend an idea to fit all groups initially, as it will never get to the creation stage.

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