If I’m worried about them stealing my ideas, then what I am really saying is that I don’t have faith in myself. Faith in my ability to implement my ideas faster and better than they can.

Naturally, I’ve got a head start on them with the idea. After all, it is my idea. But, if they can get it out of the gate faster than me, then what I am really saying is that I am not committed to the idea. Not committed to putting in the effort into making it work.

If I am afraid that they are more committed than I am, then that is why I am afraid of sharing my ideas with them in the first place.

If I can’t take action on my ideas before someone else does, then maybe I didn’t deserve them in the first place!

Err, no. One of the reasons for me starting this blog was to try and become a better writer. While I’m generally known as a good communicator, writing does not come easy for me. It always seems to take too much time to convey the message that I want to get across.

Maybe it was just the high school I attended, but my English classes mostly covered literature, with little focus on writing. I don’t feel like I ever learned how to write. For the longest time, I thought that the way to become a better writer was to read more – and while that is probably true, it’s high time that I started writing more.