How about this: instead of keeping your ideas and plans in your head and waiting for an opportune moment, why not put your working hours to better use than before? You’d be doing yourself a good turn at this juncture in particular, if you do so. This includes taking limitations inherent in the situation in your stride. It’s true that other people who are higher up the ladder or in a “controlling” position are likely to take part of the credit for all the good work that you put in. But it’ll also be true that you’d be adding to your own image. Therefore, the sooner you apply yourself to the tasks which are lying on the backburner or have got stalled for some reason or another, the better for you. In fact,  experimenting with a veritable string of inputs is likely to put you under time and work pressure. But it’ll certainly pay you dividends and you’d be able to bring the intense activity you’ll be putting in under far better control, with the result that your efforts will be better channelised. In business, a good week to incorporate innovative features into your overall strategy.