Apply someone else's ideas. Add your own ideas to make it original by 天風

　This is Tenpu, the blog owner. When it comes to ideas, there are a lot of them out there. However, using it as is is not the best way to do it. I would like to think about the importance of adding originality to other people's ideas.

use someone else's ideas

　Bloggers come across many ideas while reading other blogs online. It is said as if it were the blogger's own opinion, whether or not he thought of it himself . I think there is no problem for blog owners to make such claims as long as their opinions do not violate laws such as copyright.

　This is often seen in books as well. In particular, I think that in Japan, it has long been considered a good thing to import and spread ideas from the West. So, I decided to think about whether it is a good idea to use ideas created by others as they are .

　Let's use an example to illustrate this. For example, the blog owner previously introduced his own way to wake up in the morning on this blog. If you want to wake up early in the morning, drink coffee as soon as you wake up and you'll wake up refreshed. (Link to article) “ Successful people wake up early ”　

　At first glance, this idea seems like anyone could do it. In fact, if many people try it, it will work.

　But that idea doesn't work for everyone. This is because it would be impossible for people who don't like coffee, and some people may be allergic to coffee. For some people, caffeine doesn't work at all.

　If you think about it calmly, you'll realize that this idea of ​​drinking coffee to wake up early is just a general idea . Therefore, we cannot respond to exceptional situations such as those listed above .

　This can be said about the economic policies created by blog owners as a hobby, as well as the ideas posted on the internet by professional consultants. In other words, an idea that is sent to many people may not necessarily be applied successfully to everyone .

Add originality to your ideas

　Now, what should we do? Originality is important here . Generally, ideas created for use by many people do not perfectly match the circumstances of each individual. However, if this idea is applied to individuals as if it were a one-size-fits-all idea, it may not work well and may lead to failure.

　This is not the result that the originator of the idea intended, and I am sure that each individual wishes to devise ways to use it in light of their own circumstances. This also applies to the Western ideas mentioned above, and it is inevitable that importing Western ideas and applying them to Japan will not work.

　Therefore, it is not the West's intention to say that Western ideas are bad, and if they are going to use them, they should be able to adapt them in their own way. This can also be said to be adding new originality .

　The reason why originality is required, both in business and research, is to get new people to use your ideas successfully. This new person could be someone you never knew about the idea before, or it could be your future self. However, by giving each item its own originality, it will work better.

　Let's go back to the coffee example. In this case, being original means drinking cola instead of coffee. Or maybe it's taking a caffeine pill or hitting yourself with a stun gun the moment you wake up (or vice versa, lol).

　In short, adding originality means applying the essential idea of ​​taking some action the moment you wake up in the morning and thinking about what to do . Even the action that took place in the first place could be something else. In other words, all you have to do is rewrite the idea into something that is easier for you to use.

Originality is your value

　As with many ideas floating around, the originator does not necessarily want the idea to be used as is. As an initiator, all you have to do is get the maximum effect out of your idea.

　The person who came up with the idea would be proud if the idea worked as is. Your desire for honor will be satisfied. However, I think most of the ideas that work are ones that have been adapted in your own way .

　In summary, don't just believe in other people's ideas. You should always ask yourself, is there a way to be more effective? As a result of repeated improvements, the idea that was originally proposed by someone else will become your own idea .

　Blog owners also want to copy ideas from other people's blogs. This is a very bold declaration, but the blog owner intends to add his own ideas as originality rather than plagiarism.

　I believe that adding your own originality to your blog in this way will help you build your blog owner's brand, and will ultimately help you survive this age of blogging.

　Add some originality to prove that you're different . This will help you grow as an added value. See you soon.