Action Brainstorming
Description
The Action Brainstorming Template is ideal for examining which behaviours and actions are not helping you to serve your clients, align with company values, and accomplish your goals. Use this template for a high-level look at your company processes, an in-depth examination of what isn’t working for a department, or to get yourself out of a rut and get moving.
The five labeled columns will help you identify what actions you need to Stop, what you need to Minimize or do less of, what needs to Keep Going, what you know you should be Doing More of, and what you need to Start doing in order to move your priorities forward.
Learn more about how to use this process in our article Your Guide to Action Brainstorming Remotely
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