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It's easy to simply gather your group, present your problem, and ask for ideas. But is this the most efficient way to generate fresh and productive ideas? There are specialized brainstorming methods that take idea generation seriously, and you may want to try some of them. They include:
Brainstorming: Everyone writes down three ideas and passes them to the person on their left (or right), who develops them before passing them back. This way, ideas can cross-reference, transform, and build upon each other from different perspectives. After all, two heads are better than one.
Quick Ideation: Everyone writes down as many ideas as they can in a given time before anything is discussed or critiqued. This is a fun way to quickly get all the good (and bad) ideas out and bring a sense of playful urgency to the session.
Figure Brainstorming: The group chooses a familiar figure not in the room and asks how they would approach the problem. For example, “How would Barack Obama (or Harry Potter, or anyone else) approach this problem?” – be prepared for some funny responses; this method is a good icebreaker for everyone involved.
Change of Scenery: Sometimes the conference room isn't the best place for brainstorming. Try going outside, going to lunch, or playing a game to stimulate creativity. One tried-and-tested method we enjoy is walking in nature, finding a park, and sitting under a tree; the change of context will inspire new perspectives from your team.
It's easy to simply gather your group, present your problem, and ask for ideas. But is this the most efficient way to generate fresh and productive ideas? There are specialized brainstorming methods that take idea generation seriously, and you may want to try some of them. They include:
Brainstorming: Everyone writes down three ideas and passes them to the person on their left (or right), who develops them before passing them back. This way, ideas can cross-reference, transform, and build upon each other from different perspectives. After all, two heads are better than one.
Quick Ideation: Everyone writes down as many ideas as they can in a given time before anything is discussed or critiqued. This is a fun way to quickly get all the good (and bad) ideas out and bring a sense of playful urgency to the session.
It's easy to simply gather your group, present your problem, and ask for ideas. But is this the most efficient way to generate fresh and productive ideas? There are specialized brainstorming methods that take idea generation seriously, and you may want to try some of them. They include:
Brainstorming: Everyone writes down three ideas and passes them to the person on their left (or right), who develops them before passing them back. This way, ideas can intersect, transform, and build upon each other from different perspectives. After all, two heads are better than one.
It's easy to simply gather your group, present your problem, and ask for ideas. But is this the most efficient way to generate fresh and productive ideas? There are specialized brainstorming methods that take idea generation seriously, and you may want to try some of them. They include:
Brainstorming: Everyone writes down three ideas and passes them to the person on their left (or right), who develops them before passing them back. This way, ideas can cross-reference, transform, and build upon each other from different perspectives. After all, two heads are better than one.
Quick Ideation: Everyone writes down as many ideas as they can in a given time before anything is discussed or critiqued. This is a fun way to quickly get all the good (and bad) ideas out and bring a sense of playful urgency to the session.