Focusing on quantity over quality of ideas can lead to several potential drawbacks. Firstly, it can result in a lack of depth in the ideas generated, as the focus is on producing as many ideas as possible rather than developing a few well-thought-out ones. Secondly, it can lead to a waste of resources, as time and effort are spent on generating and evaluating a large number of ideas, many of which may not be viable. Lastly, it can lead to decision paralysis, as the sheer number of ideas can make it difficult to decide which ones to pursue.
How can you accelerate the cerebral engines that power those “Aha!” moments? And what sets a good id...
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