Actionable Ideation: How to use the 100 Bad Ideas Framework to Find Your BEST Ideas
summary
Claims a repeatable workflow called the 100 Bad Ideas framework that turns volume of silly ideas into useful experiments. Process uses an Excel spreadsheet or Microsoft Forms to collect and vote, yields surprisingly large counts—this run produces 125 bad ideas—then selects about 25 experiments to pilot. Concrete outputs include listed sponsors, do-now/do-later priorities, named customers for each idea, and lightweight experiments rather than full commitments.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:47Bad Ideas
- 2:59Categories of Disabilities
- 3:47Hearing
- 5:22Speech
- 5:43Mobility
- 6:23Mental Health
- 8:37How the Hundred Bad Ideas Process Works
- 12:38Gather Up a Team
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