Idea Generation

When we talk about production, the first thing that comes to mind is usually a product. Food, technology, industry – all are based on production. Providing services can also be seen as a form of production within the same context. Creating something to meet a need or solve a problem is a natural and beautiful aspect of being human.

But beyond these, there's also idea generation! It's not enough to focus only on what exists; we also need to strengthen our capacity to think about what should exist. From this perspective, generating ideas becomes very important. Endless loops, repetitive discussions, constant observations of the current state, and conversations that lack new suggestions tire people out. The younger generation enjoys simpler, more results-oriented discussions and they’re right to prefer that.

Science is built on ideas, on theses. You come up with an idea, test it, compare it, examine its consistency, and gradually contribute to knowledge step by step. Likewise, in every part of life, generating ideas matters. In management, innovation, entrepreneurship, improvement, and quality, all of these depend on the ability to create new ideas.

We should never forget the foundations of data analysis, objective thinking, merit, and experience. If even one of these legs is missing, our idea generation will suffer. An idea isn’t just something that pops into our mind. It takes effort and knowledge to truly develop one.

If we train our way of thinking in this direction, we can become individuals who produce better ideas. And as a result, we can reach a more enlightened level as a society.

In the end, the main goal is simple: the happiness of people.

Dr. Bilinç Dolmacı