Ideas with an excellent potential fade from the participants’ brains with
each extra idea thrown into the mix. Substantial possibilities are
outdone by alternate—not inevitably better—hypotheses. At last, we
relinquish to the clock. An excess of ideas is as grievous as a drought.
The inclination to leap from idea to idea to idea diffuses your energy
horizontally instead of vertically. As a consequence, you’ll battle to
make progress.