Based on Tom Kelley's book, The Ten Faces of Innovation:
1) Go for quantity.
Good ideas emerge from lots of ideas. Set a numerical goal— say, a total of one hundred.
2) Encourage Wild Ideas.
Extremism is a virtue. The right idea often flows from what initially seems outlandish.
3) Be Visual.
Pictures unlock creativity.
4) Defer Judgment.
There's no such thing as a bad idea, so banish the naysayers. Think creatively first and critically later.
5) One conversation at a time.
Listen, be polite, and build on others' suggestions.
Capture everything in writing.
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