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Diving into the 'Brainstorming Techniques' presentation, the 'How Might We (HMW)' slide stands out. It is a crucial tool that focuses on HMW statements, problem statements, and the design thinking framework. The slide is designed to stimulate creative thinking and generate product solutions and ideas. It is an essential part of the brainstorming process, whether working in a team or individually. The HMW slide is a powerful tool for anyone looking to accelerate their 'Aha!' moments and distinguish a good idea from an average one.
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