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What’s the most productive and fun way to come up with the best ideas from a brainstorming session?
Ideas Poker of course!
Ideas Poker works on the basis that truly great ideas form when the best bits of individual ideas are combined. Essentially, you can harness the entire group’s intelligence rather [...]
Who remembers the Ministry of Silly Walks? If you’re not familiar with this Monty Python classic, you must watch!
Ordinarily the ministry of silly walks would be a totally absurd government department (not wanting to open up a can of worms by using government and absurd in the same sentence!). But in this sequence, [...]
I’m sure we’re all very familiar with brainstorming. Get a bunch of people in a room and spurt out ideas until you find a new solution right?
But brainstorming seems to have become a throw away term in business and at worst becomes just another lackluster process for the meeting agenda. Unfortunately this means idea generation often gets conducted [...]
Sometimes the most difficult thing to do is free your mind and start writing down ideas. A really simple fix to generate movement and help your thoughts flow more freely is to just start writing.
Think of the first thing that comes into your head or take inspiration from what you see around you. Then [...]
Creative thinking is about generating alternatives. Quite often, if we find a potential solution we stop and pursue it. Who knows what we’re missing by not carrying on?
So next time you’re thinking up ideas, set yourself a challenging quota. They don’t all have to be winners, just give yourself the license to explore.
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