Ideas Don’t Need to Be Complex to Be Good

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‘Of all the styles the simplest is the best’ – one of my teachers has advised me this way when I was a student. What is simple is not necessarily week and poor. Beauty or strength of simple approach rests in the fact that the purpose of the mission is crystal clear to the person who presents the concept. It implies that he has the mettle to observe minutely and view matters up to the minimum necessary distance. Example of Diapers.com is really relevant and befitting. Complexity in the name of free-thinking has always been a misuse of free-thinking and it displays lack of one’s capacity to think freely.

Ideas need not always have to be complex to be a successful one. Its the age old perception of people that ideas need to be complex for a successful outcome. A simple, effective idea and planning would itself be enough for successful results.

Good point. A simple idea with a clear mission has a higher chance of success.

Simple Ideas can lead to great success, If your idea is so complex that your people doesn't have any clue on what it is then the idea is no use. By being simple, the idea can get through your people.

Absolutely. If your idea is complex, not only will you confuse your customers but your employees will be confused as well.