Why are idea guys so underrated? I have so much brainpower, raw

>>1762130
Do you have proof of your abilities?

Or course companies hire ideas guys, buy they need that competency verified.

>>1762131
I have 141% IQ and I have invented at least 10 inventions.

>>1762133
>141% IQ
kek
I like the sneaky percent sign you threw in there as a hint

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>>1762133

>>1762130

> Ideas (1%)
> Execution (99%)

Look at Mark Zuckerberg. Not one original idea.

>>1762130
>intelligence
>mine superior imaginitive capabilities
>mine

I think you mean "my".

>intelligence
>imaginitive capabilities.

I think you mean "Imaginative".

>>1762150
>I'm such a smartass but I don't even understand obvious satire

>>1762143
This. I own a custom closet/library company netting me over 600K a year. I have done nothing original but my methodology allows me to offer better prices and quality than others in the industry. I have expanded revenue ~20-30% a year and people keep coming back for more work.

>>1762159
Natural example of what Cal Newport preaches, i.e., grok the shit out of a niche and make incremental improvements and innovations.

>>1762159
>I own a custom closet/library company

what is that do you mind elaborating?

>>1762173

Yeah I remember another piece of advice was to be a critic of designs of consumer goods in your own life, how you personally would improve them. Which we naturally do anyway, not every product can satisfy us completely, if there is room for improvement, that is something to pursue if you have the right changes

>>1762133
Show us one of the inventions

>>1762292
https://www.google.com/patents/US6313371#v=onepage&q&f=false

>>1762294
Brian what a fucking retarded invention

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>>1762294
>https://www.google.com/patents/US6313371#v=onepage&q&f=false