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Ranked by overall score (1-10), the average of Impact, Effort (lower is better, flipped), Originality.
Ask attendees to describe their energy as a forecast, then adjust the agenda if storms dominate.
Count storm forecasts and move the toughest decision later when at least half the group feels drained.
Partners compare forecasts for 90 seconds, surfacing concerns that a public check-in might miss.
Have everyone place a sun, cloud, or storm card on the table for a fast room-wide energy scan.
Pass a drawing around for 30 seconds each; compare the final image to loosen up a quiet room.
Have the final artist title the image, then compare captions to reveal how the group read the same clues.
One participant draws with eyes closed for 30 seconds, creating a surprising reveal without putting anyone on the spot verbally.
Switch from “draw your commute” to “invent a team mascot” each round to spark new interpretations.
Invite each person to share an object nearby and its backstory to surface unexpected connections.
After each story, teammates name one strength the object’s backstory suggests, turning anecdotes into useful team insight.
Listeners guess an item's origin before its owner reveals the story, adding playful curiosity without extra materials.
Each speaker draws a prompt such as “most useful” or “unexpectedly sentimental” to uncover different kinds of connections.
Gather one song per attendee and let the group spot shared tastes before a collaborative session.
Collect one question per person before the meeting and draw one to spark low-pressure discussion.
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