The document discusses how great ideas often fail to spread due to "the BIG funnel" - a selection process that allows only a few ideas to spread widely. It notes that some ideas fail due to bored audiences, poor timing, flawed execution, fear of failure, laziness, hesitation, or a belief that someone else could do it better. However, if an idea has already failed once but the creator is willing to try again and again to make it happen, it can still spread. The document encourages spreading good ideas and not letting them fail.

1. The Funnel
(Why Great Ideas Usually Fail?)

2. The world is
of ideas

3. And only few become real

4. What happens with the others?

5. What happens with the others?
They are buried down.

6. What happens with the others?
They are buried down.
They are forgotten.

7. What happens with the others?
They are buried down.
They are forgotten.
They are forbidden.

8. It’s not always because these ideas
are worse...

9. (Well, some of them really are)

10. It’s mainly because they are not
prepared for the BIG funnel.

11. the BIG funnel is a threshold for all ideas. It
has been created by people to select only
few ideas that are worth spreading.

12. It just
blocks
all others.

13. It just
blocks
all others.
Even some great ones...

14. But... you know what?

15. What makes ideas
not spread?
(take some notes here)

18. Bored Audience

19. Wrong Time

20. Wrong
Execution

21. But mainly:
“Someone could
do it better
Fear
than me!”
“It’s too Laziness
difficult!”
Hesitation “I’ll do it later!”

22. If you have an idea that
already failed, and If you are
not afraid to try over and over
to make it happen...

23. Your great idea will

24. Do you have a
great idea worth
spreading?

25. Hurry!
Someone could
do it before you!

26. If you think this
presentation was
a bad idea...

27. If you think this
presentation was
a bad idea...
...it will fail anyway.

28. But if you think this
presentation was a
good idea...

29. Don’t let it fail.
Spread it.
It’s easy.

31. Thanks.
More great ideas soon at:
http://KonxOmpax.wordpress.com
Hristo Radichev