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Dive into the 'Rose, Bud, and Thorn' slide from the 'Brainstorming Techniques' presentation. This slide is a unique approach to problem and idea prioritization, offering a fresh perspective on how to categorize and organize thoughts. It introduces the concept of an 'affinity map' and an 'ideation map', both powerful tools for structuring ideas. The 'Rose, Bud, and Thorn' method is not just about generating ideas, but also about understanding what sets a good idea apart from an average one. It's a must-visit slide for anyone looking to upkeep their mind palace and accelerate those cerebral engines that power 'Aha!' moments.
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