What is Alex Lieberman, co-founder and CEO of Morning Brew coming to you with the last Founders Journal of the Week.

For those of you that are joining for the first time, the Founders Journal is my daily audio diary made public for the world

where I talk about the biggest learnings, lessons, moments, wins and challenges behind the scenes

at Morning Brew.

Today I'm flying solo.

My partner in crime, Josh Kaplan,

is taking much needed vacation time.

So you've got me today.

We're gonna talk about an interesting interesting topic today which is finding creative

inspiration for a new business or new ideas you want to have for your existing business.

Let's hop into it. So I feel like there's this debate

that goes on amongst entrepreneurs and builders

around how much is your creative inspiration

or what you build at your company supposed

to be original versus supposed to be inspiration or quote-unquote stealing from other

companies and my fundamental belief is that there are very few truly original ideas in the world and even when you think an idea is

original because you can't find it on Google it is probably not original you just

probably can't find where the original idea comes from.

And I've said this before, but I don't think it should be a, a dissatisfying thing to know that there

are very few original ideas, because I think what is original is your execution,

the manifestation of the idea and how you remix many unoriginal ideas together to

create something original. And so what I wanted to share is when I am thinking of new ideas at Morning

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