After a brainstorming session, one can organize and evaluate which ideas are worth pursuing by first categorizing the ideas based on their relevance to the project's goals. Then, each idea can be evaluated based on its feasibility, potential impact, and the resources required to implement it. It's also important to consider the timeline and manpower available. Ultimately, the ideas that align most with the project's goals and are feasible within the given resources and timeline are the ones worth pursuing.
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Follow along as we divulge the best practices for fruitful brainstorming sessions, tried-and-tested brainstorming techniques such as brainwriting, Six Thinking Hats, lightning demo, and reverse brainstorming, and how to organize and evaluate which ideas are ultimately worth pursuing. By the end of this, you'd be well on your way to better ideas with less time. But just keep in mind that every brainstorming session has its unique goals, timeline, resources, and manpower, so do what makes the most sense for your own scenario. You can download our collection of to see more and customize.