This document describes a technique called "Circle of Opportunity" for generating new ideas. It involves drawing a circle and selecting random attributes within it to freely associate with the challenge. Considering the attributes separately and together through free association can lead to new links and ways of perceiving the challenge, increasing the chances of coming up with novel ideas to address it. The method consists of 7 steps, culminating in searching for connections between the initial challenge and the attributes/associations generated.
This document describes a technique called "Circle of Opportunity" for generating new ideas. It involves drawing a circle and selecting random attributes within it to freely associate with the challenge. Considering the attributes separately and together through free association can lead to new links and ways of perceiving the challenge, increasing the chances of coming up with novel ideas to address it. The method consists of 7 steps, culminating in searching for connections between the initial challenge and the attributes/associations generated.
This document describes a technique called "Circle of Opportunity" for generating new ideas. It involves drawing a circle and selecting random attributes within it to freely associate with the challenge. Considering the attributes separately and together through free association can lead to new links and ways of perceiving the challenge, increasing the chances of coming up with novel ideas to address it. The method consists of 7 steps, culminating in searching for connections between the initial challenge and the attributes/associations generated.
Concentration Working Principle • Concentration allows brain to process circles into a variety of new and different shapes. It assigns them new meanings.
• Concentrated study of one or two randomly selected attributes will
allow new relationships and meaning, which leads to new ideas. 7 Steps of Circle of Opportunity 1. State the challenge. 2. Draw a circle and number it like a clock 3. Select 12 attributes of challenge 4. Select two random attributes 5. Consider each attribute separately and collectively (Free Associate). 6. Search for the link between your challenge and association. Free Associating New Airline Advertisement • Green • Mobile • Travelers with green eyes get 50% off their fare on flights to Caribbean. Summary • Circle leads to explore associations and links. • It increases the probability of perceiving the challenge in a new way. • You can make new ideas from within the circle.