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Ten Simple Ways to Get Meaningful Feedback on a Juicy Idea of Yours

And it all begins… d’oh… by asking for it

Mitch Ditkoff
3 min readAug 1, 2024

You’ve got a great idea. You do. A big, juicy, exciting, game-changing, creative, fascinating, think-about-it-in the shower, kick-ass idea.

I know you do. But I also know it’s just sitting there. In your head. Like a lump.

Why? Because you haven’t pitched it to anyone. You haven’t taken the risk of asking anyone for their feedback.

Everyone — even your closest friends — all seem so busy, right? And even if they’re not busy, you’re not really sure how to kick-start the conversation to get their input.

And part of the reason why you’re not sure is because you are afraid they won’t like your idea and, even worse than that, you’ll end up feeling judged, ridiculed, criticized, mocked, put down, belittled, stupid, uncomfortable, inadequate, incompetent, foolish, abandoned, and depressed.

Get over it!

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Mitch Ditkoff
Mitch Ditkoff

Written by Mitch Ditkoff

Co-Founder of Idea Champions. Author of 7 books. Student of Prem Rawat. Human being. Giving my new book away for free. Available at www.TheGiftofPoetry.com

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