You’ve felt it before.
That spark of a great idea.
The kind that makes your heart race a little faster.
The kind you scribble down on a napkin, or whisper to a friend like it’s a secret too good to keep.
The kind that could change everything.
But here’s the truth most people won’t tell you:
Even the best ideas are worthless if you don’t chase them into reality.
Ideas are easy. Execution is rare.
Every billion-dollar company?
Every bestselling book?
Every world-changing invention?
They all started as fragile, unproven, vulnerable ideas.
But someone had the guts to chase them.
To face the unknown.
To fail, adapt, and try again.
Ideas are like seeds.
But unless you plant them, water them, and give them time to grow, they’ll remain exactly what they are—potential.
Unrealized.
Unfulfilled.
Forgotten.
The difference between someone who dreams and someone who builds isn’t brilliance—it’s movement. It’s the chase.
So, ask yourself:
- What idea have you been sitting on for too long?
- What passion keeps tapping on your shoulder?
- What vision lives rent-free in your mind?
Stop waiting for perfect conditions.
Stop waiting for permission.
Start chasing.
Start small. Start messy. Start scared. But start.
Because at the end of the day, you won’t be remembered for the ideas you had.
You’ll be remembered for the ones you ran after—and made real.
Ideas don’t change the world. Actions do.
Now go chase yours!
Kenrick Vaz 