The idea becomes more useful when you can explain what you will try this afternoon.

An idea you cannot turn into an action is still mostly a mood. The test of understanding is not describing something well but knowing what would be different in the next hour because of it. Vagueness survives admiration easily, since nobody checks. It rarely survives a small attempt.

Take the concept you have been enjoying lately and name one thing you will try before the day ends: a message written differently, a step skipped, a measurement actually taken. Do that, then see what comes back. If nothing you could try comes to mind, the idea is not yet yours.