6-3-5 Brainwriting Method | Brainstorming Techniques | Ed Tchoi

[@CreativeThinking52]

Very informative video. I can use this method of brainstorming for my Kanban board. Thanks for sharing. Have an amazing day. 🎉👍272 likes

[@shaun_pepper]

Great video! I would suggest one slight change in switching the word in any problem statement to,“How might I/We…” This allows all possibilities since can implies it needs to be possible and instantly evokes judgement.

[@atlantic2233]

What a clever idea!
Ed - using your example - hitchhiking off Charlie's Red Bull idea how might Chris word her agreement with him other than to just say "I agree"?

[@EdTchoi]

dragonflycat Exactly! 😊

[@muskduh]

Thank you for the video.

[@supanthabose2009]

Useful

[@carlfogarthy6508]

thank you

[@idkdudeable]

my boss does this!

[@omaimahalsenani2440]

Thank you a lot !!

[@EdTchoi]

You’re welcome!

[@satyamvirsingh1567]

Thanks a lot sir

[@EdTchoi]

Oscar Satyam No problem. Thanks for watching!

[@Aritul]

Thank you!

[@EdTchoi]

You're most welcome! Thanks for watching :)

[@syndhya]

Awesome 👍

[@EdTchoi]

Thanks!

[@yvesdailly1171]

Great video

[@EdTchoi]

Thanks!

[@mishin3163]

Brainstorming is for groups
Brain writing is for individuals
Dr Horst Geschka came up with this brain writing method.

[@jorusso-pereyra7594]

Ok, so what do you do after all the ideas are collected?

[@EdTchoi]

I would likely group similar ideas together and then start building on each group of ideas. Depending on the size of group, you can assign the ideas to a group for further development. Hope this helps!