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3 Alternatives The Concept Triangle Purpose or Objective First Idea or Alternative Concept Second Idea Third Idea

4 Alternatives The Concept Fan Purpose or Objective First Idea or Alternative Second Idea Third Idea Concept Random Word

5 Alternatives Key Things To Remember 1. Individual idea generation time is valuable to reduce channeling, maintain fidelity and drive efficiency. 2. Extract concepts from individual ideas. Do not group ideas first. 3. Then, find the Concept behind those ideas; try to make a lots of concepts. Don’t look for Similarities. Say: “Ways to….” 4. Then, generate more ideas for each Concept. 5. Use Random words to generate more ideas and concepts.

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