Brainstorm your Brainstorming

In a Brainstorming session, you should keep your ideas clear

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A well-defined and clearly stated problem needs to be addressed during the session

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Brainstorming sessions are informal and don't need to follow any guidelines/rules at all

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You should assign a group member to write down all the ideas as they are shared, and be the leader of the group.

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Selecting the correct number of people allows easy scheduling the session and generate new and creative ideas to consider

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Keep the brainstorming objective simple. Allocate a time limit. This will enable you to keep the random brainstorming activity under control and on track

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It's difficult to tame a wild idea, therefore think of a valid one in the first place.

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When you deliberately recruit a diverse group of participants—an all-star team from different backgrounds, cultures, genders, ages, talents, skills, knowledge, expertise and perspectives—you complicate the ability to find innovative solutions.

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It's just as valuable to be able to adapt and improve other people's ideas as it is to generate the initial idea that sets off new trains of thought.

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