Why are long-lasting foundations for success preferred over short-term stop gaps?

Some successful brainstorming techniques that can replace 'brainstorms in a darkened room' include the use of mind maps, the SCAMPER method (Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to another use, Eliminate, Reverse), the Six Thinking Hats method, and the use of digital brainstorming tools. These methods encourage creative thinking and can lead to more effective and innovative ideas.

Real inspiration in a business setting can be encouraged by seeking simplicity out of complexity, building long-lasting foundations for success, providing incredible customer service, and promoting genuine, effective brainstorming sessions instead of ineffective ones.

Relying on quick shiny ideas in business can lead to short-term success but may not provide a solid foundation for long-term growth. These ideas often dissolve quickly, leaving the business without a sustainable strategy. They may also lead to ineffective brainstorming and poor customer service in the long run.