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.
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"?
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!
Very informative video. I can use this method of brainstorming for my Kanban board. Thanks for sharing. Have an amazing day. 🎉👍272 likes
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.
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"?
dragonflycat Exactly! 😊
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my boss does this!
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Oscar Satyam No problem. Thanks for watching!
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Brainstorming is for groups
Brain writing is for individuals
Dr Horst Geschka came up with this brain writing method.
Ok, so what do you do after all the ideas are collected?
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!