Brainstorming: Make it a collaborative effort

Brainstorming solo has been shown to produce 80% more ideas than the traditional “let’s go around the table” brainstorming methods. In this extract from an interview I did recently with David Penglase, I explain how to brainstorm alone before you take your ideas to a partner or group for building on. Join our live […]

Emma Krieger 13 October, 2011

Brainstorming solo has been shown to produce 80% more ideas than the traditional “let’s go around the table” brainstorming methods.
In this extract from an interview I did recently with David Penglase, I explain how to brainstorm alone before you take your ideas to a partner or group for building on.

Join our live brainstorms over Twitter.

Listen to the audio here.