Your ideas are living, breathing forces waiting to break free.

Each one fights for survival, growth, and ultimately, immortality.

Some ideas die before they even get a chance to breathe.

Others adapt, grow stronger, and thrive.

But the truly extraordinary ones? They transcend.

They break the mold and become unstoppable forces that change the world.

This is the journey your ideas can take from primal sparks to unstoppable creations.

This is the evolution of an idea...

The first stage is the “Spark Stage”…the birth of an idea.

It’s where it all begins. Raw. Untamed.

A flash of brilliance in the middle of the night or during your morning jog. It’s that adrenaline surge when inspiration strikes.

But here’s the truth…ideas at this stage are fragile.

Like a newborn, they rely entirely on you for survival.

Ignore them, and they vanish. Nurture them, and they have a fighting chance.

Ever had a brilliant idea slip away because you didn’t write it down?

That’s the Spark Stage slipping through your fingers.

This stage is unforgiving, and most ideas don’t survive it.

But every world-changing idea started here.

The question is, will yours make it though?

The second stage is the “Forge Stage”…where ideas are made or broken.

This is where you shape, refine, and transform your idea from a fleeting thought into something real.

This stage is demanding though.

It’s where you put in the work.

Research. Experiment. Fail. Adjust. Repeat.

Your idea is no longer a whisper in your mind.

It’s a project on your desk, a draft on your laptop, a conversation with a mentor.

But here’s the kicker…your idea is still limited by YOU. Your perspective, your tools, your network.

Most people stop here. They improve, refine, and launch something great.

And that’s okay…

But the creative legends I studied push further.

That brings us to the third and final stage: the “Ascend Stage”…when ideas transcend their creator.

This is where your idea breaks free from you and takes on a life of its own.

Think about it: Shakespeare’s works still shape literature. Apple’s innovations continue beyond Steve Jobs.

Your idea in this stage evolves through collective influence, growing, adapting, and inspiring generations.

This is where your idea becomes bigger than you ever imagined. It no longer needs you to survive. It inspires movements, fuels industries, and sparks countless other ideas.

Your idea has ascended.

Stay creative,

Dwayne Walker