I think people are afraid that their ideas are going to get stolen or that, you know, they're so great they must be pursued.

I think anyone who is kind of afraid of those two things, keep a list of all the ideas you have and you will see how many you have that you love.

And basically what you'll have to remember is you don't have unlimited time and you don't have unlimited resources.

So pick the ones that you're passionate about and the ones that you see the greatest need for.

There are so many things you could be doing.

Think about your opportunity costs.

So in a sense, like do yourself a favor and make sure that what you're doing is worth your time, your money, your energy, because

at the end of the day, like, there are so many other ideas you probably have. And again,

keep an idea journal, I certainly do. And you will quickly, quickly discover that, you know,

ideas are dime a dozen and execution is everything.

This is a sustainable mind where we delve into the minds behind today's most impactful

environmental campaigns, organizations, and startups, inspiring the environmental change makers

of tomorrow.

I'm your host, Marjorie Alexander.

Today on episode 89, we are joined by Noah Hymes.

Noah is a serial entrepreneur who started Vegpreneur to create a global community of entrepreneurs and investors,

building sustainable plant-based businesses. Through VegEgpreneur, NOAA has interviewed

and brought together founders, investors, and thought leaders in the plant-based space.

Most recently, Noah was featured on Bloomberg Radio, where he talked about the state of the

plant-based economy. Noah is also an active startup advisor and has been

invited to speak and mentor in entrepreneurship programs at NYU, the City University of New York,

and the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Noah, welcome to the show. Thank you so much for

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