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Flash Cards

Whenever I need to brainstorm an idea – either by myself, or with others – I love to pull out flash cards to inspire creative thinking. Whether you buy, collect
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Draw Your Problem

Jump to Instructions As a way to get the creative juices flowing, I often talk in brainstorms about focusing on the problem – whether it’s defining it, organising them into groups,
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Brainwriting

Brainwriting is a variation on traditional brainstorm techniques. It begins with people writing their ideas down on paper in front of them before sharing them aloud. Even better, it can
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Creating The Right Brainstorm Atmosphere

Like a good party, it’s important to create the right brainstorm atmosphere. It’s more than just the room itself. In his book , James R. Evans points out that “intellectual
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Word Stimulus

A fast and popular brainstorm technique, word stimulus is a simple variation of free association. If you’re not sure what it is, free association is a mental game where a
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How to Develop a Brainstorm Agenda

A brainstorm is a meeting like any other, which means an agenda can be extremely helpful to keep order and focus. Give yourself a few minutes in advance of the
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