Try something.

You've got 1 minute and an everyday object.
No expertise required. No right answers.
Just you and your brain.

your object:

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List as many uses as you can for a .

No rules. Go.

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    Nice.

    Now, a constraint.

    What would you do with a tennis ball in the Oval Office of the White House?

    Same object. New setting.

    in the Oval Office
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      Round 1 — no rules
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        Round 2 — Oval Office
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          Most people are more creative in round two.
          Constraints don't limit creativity — they focus it.

          This is a small version of something we test in workshops. Constraint experiments often unlock creativity rather than blocking it.

          Reply to this email with what you noticed.

          — sublingual