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    This document discusses ideation and mind mapping. It begins with an introduction to creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship. It then provides ground rules for ideation sessions, emphasizing that wild ideas are good. The document explains that mind maps are diagrams used to represent words, ideas, tasks or other items in a diagrammatic form. It provides guidelines for creating basic mind maps, such as starting with a central theme and using different colors. Finally, the document lists common sources of business ideas, such as problems, passions, trends, and other markets. It instructs participants to prioritize the six sources and create mind maps for the most promising sources to generate potential business ideas.

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    This document discusses ideation and mind mapping. It begins with an introduction to creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship. It then provides ground rules for ideation sessions, emphasizing that wild ideas are good. The document explains that mind maps are diagrams used to represent words, ideas, tasks or other items in a diagrammatic form. It provides guidelines for creating basic mind maps, such as starting with a central theme and using different colors. Finally, the document lists common sources of business ideas, such as problems, passions, trends, and other markets. It instructs participants to prioritize the six sources and create mind maps for the most promising sources to generate potential business ideas.

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    This document discusses ideation and mind mapping. It begins with an introduction to creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship. It then provides ground rules for ideation sessions, emphasizing that wild ideas are good. The document explains that mind maps are diagrams used to represent words, ideas, tasks or other items in a diagrammatic form. It provides guidelines for creating basic mind maps, such as starting with a central theme and using different colors. Finally, the document lists common sources of business ideas, such as problems, passions, trends, and other markets. It instructs participants to prioritize the six sources and create mind maps for the most promising sources to generate potential business ideas.

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    Ideation

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    abdulbasith amarulloh
    This document discusses ideation and mind mapping. It begins with an introduction to creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship. It then provides ground rules for ideation sessions, emphasizing that wild ideas are good. The document explains that mind maps are diagrams used to represent words, ideas, tasks or other items in a diagrammatic form. It provides guidelines for creating basic mind maps, such as starting with a central theme and using different colors. Finally, the document lists common sources of business ideas, such as problems, passions, trends, and other markets. It instructs participants to prioritize the six sources and create mind maps for the most promising sources to generate potential business ideas.

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    Ideation

    Introduction
    Introduction
    ▪ Name
    ▪ Who are you? – one sentence
    ▪ What’s the wildest business idea you have heard of, come
    across or seen implemented?
    Creativity – coming up with a new idea

    Innovation – translating the idea into a workable


    product/service

    Entrepreneurship – building a business around the


    idea/product/service
    Ground rules
    ▪ Everyone can be creative
    ▪ Be open
    ▪ With your own ideas
    ▪ With your feedback
    ▪ The more ideas, the better
    ▪ Leave evaluation for later
    ▪ ‘bounded’ creativity
    ▪ Wild ideas are good
    Mind Maps
    Objectives
    ▪ Learn what is a mind map
    ▪ Understand the uses of a mind map
    ▪ Learn to make a simple mind map
    What are mind maps
    ▪ A mind map is a diagram used to represent words, ideas,
    tasks or other items.
    lists in a diagrammatic form
    ▪ The components of a mind map are linked to each other and
    a re usually arranged around one or few central terms or
    concepts.
    ▪ no implicit prioritization
    ▪ good tools to sort out complicated ideas
    Source: learning centre at the University of New South Wales, Australia
    Source: Tony Buzan Learning Centre
    Basic Guidelines
    Tony Buzan, who has extensively studied Mind maps, suggests
    these following guidelines:
    1. Start with the central theme at the centre of the sheet
    2. Show associations and use emphasis where necessary
    3. Use different coloured pens for coding the mindmap
    4. Use symbols, signs and images where appropriate
    5. Construct it clearly and neatly so it can be understood later
    6. Develop a style of presentation you are comfortable with
    Additional guidelines
    1. Use emphasis and show associations in your mind map.
    2. Keep the mind map clear by using radial hierarchy or
    outlines to embrace your branches.
    3. Each word/image is best alone and sitting on its own line.
    4. The lines become thinner as they radiate out from the
    centre
    5. Make the lines the same length as the word/image they
    support.
    Activity
    ▪ Use a mind pap to plan what to pack for your next 2 day
    business trip
    ▪ Time: 10 minutes
    Sources of business ideas
    Objectives
    ▪ List sources of business ideas
    ▪ Use idea mapping to come up with ideas
    Warren Buffer
    “Today’s successful companies live and die according to the
    quality of their ideas”
    Sources of ideas
    Our business ideas usually come the following sources:
    ▪ Problems
    ▪ Passions, interests and strengths
    ▪ Professional experience
    ▪ People we know
    ▪ Trends
    ▪ Other markets
    Passions
    Professional Other
    Problems and People Trends
    experience markets
    Interests

    Problems Technology
    Friends
    you face
    Hobbies Job International

    Social
    trends
    Problems
    others tell Family
    you about
    Laws

    Other
    strengths Education Domestic
    Problems and abilities
    with existing Professional Business
    products trends
    Activity
    ▪ Priortise the six sources of business ideas according to the
    ones you think are most promising
    ▪ Draw a mind map for each of the six sources, starting with
    the most promising.
    ▪ Time: 45 mins (there will not be enough time to draw all six
    mindmaps, but try to do at least two)

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