Brainstorming.

What is brainstorming?

What is brainstorming?

• "Brainstorming is an informal approach to addressing challenges and to logical thought."  बुद्धिशीलता चुनौतियों को संबोधित करने और तार्किक विचार के लिए एक अनौपचारिक दृष्टिकोण है।
• This encourages an open and welcoming climate, creating new ideas and solutions (यह एक खुले और स्वागत योग्य विचारो को प्रोत्साहित करता है, नए विचारों और समाधानों का निर्माण करता है।). Yet wildly ineffective brainstorming sessions can be held ... with a lot of time spent. 
• Brainstorming is a process by which ideas are created to solve a design problem. It typically includes a party, under a facilitator's guidance. 
• The power of brainstorming is the opportunity participants have in making connections in a free-thinking atmosphere between their thoughts, thus broadening the scope for the solution. 
• Brainstorming is the name assigned to a scenario where a group of people come together to create new thoughts in a common field of interest.

Why Use Brainstorming?(मंथन का उपयोग क्यों करें?)

• Brainstorming is used during problem solving, taking into account the varied experience of team leaders. 
• This increases the abundance of theories(सिद्धांतों की बहुतायत) that have been discussed, so you will also consider new solutions to the challenges you face. 
• It will even help you get buy-in from team leaders for the strategy you have selected – after all, if they were interested in creating it, they'll obviously be more open to an approach. What's more, it lets team leaders connect as brainstorming is enjoyable, because they solve challenges in a constructive, fulfilling atmosphere.
• Although brainstorming may be successful, doing it with an open mind and a spirit of non-judgment is crucial. 
• If you don't do this, people will "say," the amount and standard of ideas may decrease, and morality may fail.

Individual Brainstorming(व्यक्तिगत विचार-मंथन)

• Although community brainstorming is often more efficient at producing solutions than solving usual community problems, some experiments have found that individual brainstorming yields more solutions than group brainstorming. 
• That can be when communities aren't really consistent about enforcing the brainstorming rules, so negative habits are creeping about. 
• Mostly, however, this is when people pay so much attention to others that they don't produce their own ideas – or they lose those ideas while waiting for their chance to speak. It means "cutting."
• You don't have to think about the egos or feelings of other people while you brainstorm yourself so you will be freer and more imaginative. For example, you might find that as you discuss it yourself, an idea that you might refuse to put up in a community transforms into something extraordinary.

Group Brainstorming(सामूहिक बुद्धिशीलता)

• Here, all team leaders can take advantage of the full experience and imagination. 
• If one member is stuck with an idea, the imagination and expertise of another member will carry the idea to the next level. (यदि एक सदस्य एक विचार के साथ फंस गया है, तो दूसरे सदस्य की कल्पना और विशेषज्ञता इस विचार को अगले स्तर तक ले जाएगी।)
• With community brainstorming you will create proposals more in depth than through individual brainstorming. 
• The benefit of community brainstorming is that it makes us that they have contributed to the solution and it reminds everyone that other people have great thoughts to give. 
• It's fun too so it can be nice to create a team!
• For individuals group brainstorming may be dangerous. 
• Participants will come from a large variety of backgrounds if possible. This cross-section of experience can add creativity to the session. 
• Do not however make the group too large: as with other types of teamwork, usually groups of five to seven people are most effective. 

There are 8 simple tips to follow to create more original ideas with the help of your group members.

1. Mind Mapping(मन मानचित्रण)

• Nearly everybody knows about mind mapping but a mind map is a visual tool for those of you who don't, that gathers ideas about a specific subject. 
• A mind map has the tremendous benefit of being able to link diverse concepts and create relationships. 
• You can create a mindmap with the help of some specific tools. First, you should decide whether you want to build a mind map online(mindmup tool) or offline.
• You may continue with a particular subject and pain connected to it. 

2. Prepare the Group(समूह तैयार करें)

• Next, set up a group comfortable meeting space. Make sure the space is well-lit, with the equipment, services, and refreshments you need. 
• To brainstorm answers to your question, how much knowledge or planning do your team need? Note that planning is necessary, but too much can restrict-or even kill-a brainstorming session's freewheeling existence. 
• Think who'll take part in the meeting. A room full of like-minded individuals does not produce as many fresh thoughts as a mixed community, so strive to involve people with a wide spectrum of backgrounds, and include people from a lot of different ways of thought.
• Once we are present together, assign one person to document the suggestions that originate from the discussion. This person would not automatically be the project manager-at the same time, it is important to report and contribute.
• When people are not accustomed to working together, try using a appropriate heating method or an icebreaker.

3. Keep Groups Small and Diverse(समूह को छोटा और विविध रखें)

• Maintaining brainstorming parties of under 10 participants is easiest. 
• A broad audience may discourage the involvement of quietly speaking people, which inhibits exchange of new ideas and creates more old, repeated ideas. 
• The bigger the party, the greater chance we have to be heard!

4. Present the Problem

• Defines exactly the problem you intend to solve and sets down the conditions you need to satisfy. 
• Made explicit that the purpose of the meeting is to produce as many ideas as possible. 
• Throughout the beginning of the session allow participants lots of free time to put down as many of their own thoughts as they can. 
• Then invite them to share their thoughts, while giving everyone a equal chance to participate.

5. Keep Meetings Short

• Quick stand-up sessions are absolutely awesome! They definitely beat long, dragging out sessions in an office, anyway. 
• Stand-up sessions, or a fun option such as walking around the city or a park, will keep individuals involved, busy, and on their feet thinking. To bring it simply. 
• Furthermore, sessions should be held to a total of 20 to 22 minutes because proposals will start to get boring – and nobody wants long drawn-out sessions anyway. 
• A short time period also allows people under the pressure of a deadline to achieve the best result.

6. Avoid Overthinking

• Don't be afraid to write down and SHARE your proposal! Thinking of the right plan, or solution, is always good. 
• Yet overthinking an idea will limit your imaginative outlook. The point of brainstorming, after all, is to produce as many ideas as you can, no matter how "ridiculous" they may seem. 
• This approach of throwing out suggestions and opinions freely will help open the door for debate, frequently incorporating one or two ideas to finalize the right solution. 
• The main point is: Don't think about letting your imaginative ideas get dirty!

7. Mood Boarding

• Mood boards are also used in the film productions and concept departments to inspire innovation. Yet they can also be perfect means of creating news on social media. 
• We compose of inspirational photos, words, videos and objects. 
• A mood board has the purpose of structuring your artistic thoughts. To improve the imagination of your social media squad, you can start using mood boards by: building a bunch of topics relevant to your business. 
• Let's presume you run a marketing service. Digital marketing, video marketing, and strategic marketing may be the topics relevant.
• Prioritize topics, then compose keywords relevant to them. Of example, if you want to concentrate on video marketing, video marketing tactics, video marketing statistics and video marketing benefits may be similar keywords.

8. Ask Whys and Challenge Everything

• Another valuable brainstorm method is Ask Whys. You begin with a dilemma you wish to resolve. You may lack the money to make videos for your social media pages.
• So you simply ask yourself: “Why is this happening?” 
• Write down all of your assumptions about social media posts. You can start by asking these questions..

1. What tone of voice resonates with your audience?
2. What kind of content do they consume?
3. What jargon do they prefer?
4. Where are they based?
5. When should I post my content?

• Challenge each of them by questioning the reason behind it, and think of an alternate solution. 
• Start experimenting by prioritizing suitable ideas.

Conclusion

Creating new social media content everyday can be difficult. Using the individual and community activities in this post to encourage your imagination to prevent social burnout, and build content that your audience can enjoy.