Don’t Be Your Own Worst Creative Enemy
Negativity is the single biggest reason why brainstorms fail. And, the worst type of negativity is when it’s your own.
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Negativity is the single biggest reason why brainstorms fail. And, the worst type of negativity is when it’s your own.
You can read reports until your eyes water. But the best way to understand your target audience is to go out and meet them, face to face.
A clear, articulated insight – something that uncovers an illuminating point about the product or its audience – is a key indicator of your creativity skill.
Here is my top 10 list of the most common “slip-ups” – natural, understandable and honest mistakes that can affect the quality of brainstorming and creativity inside organizations, agencies and their clients.
It’s easy to understand why someone might believe Linear Thinking is less preferable than Lateral Thinking, but each has its place in problem-solving.
Ice-breakers are not just a fun game to start a meeting. They’re an essential way to get everyone attending the brainstorm mentally ready to generate ideas.