> Very often, we seek great thoughts. We believe that the bigger the idea the bigger the value. But the pre-flight checklist is one of the many pieces of evidence to prove that this is not true.

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Hey guys @jesse12 here.

A wise man once said, if you want to make an impact, aim small and cogitate about the advantage of the idea. This simply means, start with a small idea and end with big results. 

Taking advantage of your idea is an investment strategy that involves the use of loaned capital to enlarge the potential returns on the investment. In other words this formula also works with ideas, nevertheless as old and weary idea in a new challenge can be transformative. Probably a simple idea about helping the next neighbor could lead to a life changing experience. 

In addition, you literally don't have to wait for the ''big idea'' to come. Ask yourself, what if it never comes and then you're left with no ideas or being short of ideas. 

## Finding that small idea
One of the easiest way to begin is simply by starting with a problem. 

Reason is there are numerous types of problems that you can solve effortlessly, you could also search for one within your capacity or the one you're good at.

If we follow this route accurately we'll discover that we never get distracted by the problems we don't have control over. For that reason search for a problem that happens always and mostly all the time, ( something frequent.)

When you've eventually discovered this problem, you the stick to the problem you've found and take a closer look at it - first of you start from the foundation of that problem, and then after that, you the search for numerous layers of the cause. Decipher what really is the core issue behind that problem. After this is done, it will help you think of more perfect solutions/approaches for that problem. Peradventure they are available solutions, re-examine them again and see if they could fix the causes you have identified. If after all the solutions and it still didn't work then it's probably a hard problem to fix, and also if the technique worked, then you should know that you improving on our idea faculty. 

## In conclusion
For just a simple act, inline with a simple tool will surely have a magnificent leverage. Can i shock you? 'Don't look for great ideas, look for a good problem''. This is possible by observing and keeping record of all the problems you encounter daily. Crave for the small idea and get the big rewards from there. 

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