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1. There are no rules,
just guidelines |
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2. Quantity
trumps quality |
Rapid fire as many ideas
as possible. Don't worry about feasibility. The more, the
merrier, as they say.
Each ideas become a catalyst for another idea.
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Welcome far out ideas |
Share all ideas, not
matter how odd they may seem to you. Remember, nothing is too
ridiculous. Again each ideas become a catalyst for another idea.
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Make suggestions without judging the ideas |
IIt is critical
not to judge any part of the idea until the end of the session. This
include eliminating any statement like "That won't work." "The is a
stupid idea." "That's impractical." In fact don't discuss the ideas
at all! Laughing is positive. Criticism is not. Each ideas become a
catalyst for another idea.
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5. Every one should try
to build upon or combine the ideas of others |
One idea can generate another one.
Ideas can improve with further suggestions.
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There are no bad ideas |
Every person brings to the table a unique
set of experiences. In brainstorming the goals is to generate ideas
which will ultimately lead to a solution.
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Introduction to
Brainstorming as Imagineering |
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Ideas Generation Exercises |
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Searching for New Ideas for addition
examples for Brainstorming as Imagineering |
