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How My Online Brainstorming Service is Like a Haiku
According to Chat GPT, that is…
One of the qualities of a creative thinker is the ability to see relationships between seemingly disconnected elements.
Johnan Gutenberg, for example, saw a connection between the coin punch and the wine press and came up with something totally new — movable type: the printing press.
In the spirit of the illustrious Mr. Gutenberg and thousands of other connectors of wildly disparate elements, I decided to ask ChatGBT how my Free the Genie brainstorming service is similar to a haiku.
Here’s what ChatGPT had to say:
“Idea Champions’ Free the Genie service and a haiku share similarities in their structure, focus, and ability to inspire creativity and insight:
Structured Format
Both Free the Genie sessions and haikus adhere to a structured format. Free the Genie sessions typically follow a guided process with specific steps for brainstorming and idea generation. Similarly, a haiku follows a strict syllabic pattern of 5–7–5, consisting of three lines with a total of 17 syllables.
