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  • Make several assumptions to kick start the idea generation.

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  • Make a statement that clearly identifies what thing am I going to make. Or what thing am I currently brainstorming on.
  • For example this is can be considered as an opportunity statement, "How can you sell more insurance to Catholics?".

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  • Generate many alternative words from the opportunity statement.
  • Make a causation between these.
  • These are like related word that I used for the previous poem generation application.
  • Mattimore suggests that using 5W + 1H could help to generate this process.

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  • From these processes I need to create a new, modified opportunity statement.
  • For example the modified statement from the first part would be, "How can we get friends of Catholics to be incentive to sell insurance to Catholic grandparents?"

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  • Using "I wish...." method.
  • "Let your imagination runs wild!".

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  • Triggered brainwalking is like making chain story from Reddit.
  • However, I need to have more than one person.

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  • Picture prompt is to spam several related or not so related image to trigger the process of idea generation.

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