Stop the idea frenzy!

A few days ago I found myself with thoughts in my head which where becoming more painful as time went by. I was generating so many ideas that I could not even track them all, let alone write them down before I had forgotten them. It bothered me that I was forgetting some of these almost instantly. Some of those I had forgotten, I had believed were very good (really bad concepts in reality).
Why was I worried about writing down ideas (good or bad)? I had even perfected idea note writing to multiple scenarios. I kept a piece of paper ready in my pocket, I had my mobile notes @evernote,  and even had photos of random pieces of paper I used to write down anything I liked to do -- after all, those ideas might just change the world... . I couldn't stop! I started reading books on how to stop this idea frenzy and start creating.
  • Why didn't I execute any of the ideas I had collected over the years?
  • Was it because of  previous failure?
  • Am I afraid to be successful?
  • Am I afraid of having too much success? Is there such thing?
After long nights without sleep an reading until words were blurring on the page, I learned that 100 ideas later (most of them really bad ones),  I WASN'T STARTING ANYTHING! Every thought I wrote down was pushing the success wagon farther away from me. Each new idea kept me from acting on the ideas I already had. How did I get out of the idea frenzy? After reading a handful of good books from "Making Ideas Happen" to those authored by Seth Godin , I noted that they all said the same thing: Just DO it! Start! Start! Start! This is what worked for me: I stopped the idea frenzy. I picked the three that made the most sense, scratched two, and executed one!! It is time to start something -- anything! Just move in one direction (forward) and have fun while you do it.