Thinking Tools/Example applications

Apply your skills in creating possibilities to these examples. Use divergent thinking skills, tools, and techniques to generate as many possibilities as you can for the chosen example.

Feel free to choose your own example if that is more useful.

Automobile names (existing, or new, or fanciful)
Baby names
Becoming fair
Being happy
Book titles
Choosing a career
Creating a joke
Desserts
Doing good
Earning trust
Enjoying life
Eulogies in six words
Feeling good
Finding a job
Gaining weight
Getting fit
Gifts to give
Halloween costumes
Hats
Having fun
Healing
Healthy snacks
How to help
How to spend a weekend
Ice cream flavors (existing, or new, or fanciful)
Improving relationships
Increasing creativity
Inventions we need
Living wisely
Logos
Losing weight
Meeting people
Mottos for yourself, groups, teams, organizations, movements, …
Names for colors
Names for perfumes
Names for pets
New holidays
New Podcasts
New TV shows
Places to visit (near here, far from here, quirky)
Problems we face
Random acts of kindness
Recycling
Reducing clutter
Reducing waste
Seeking real good
Seeking true beliefs
Selling me this pen
Showing generosity
Solutions to a specific problem
Song titles
Stories in six words
Tattoos
The phrase on my gravestone
Things to do on a rainy day
Uses for a paperclip
What to do on vacation
What to do tonight
What to draw
What to eat for breakfast, or lunch, or dinner.
What to explore
What to learn
What to paint
What to photograph
What to study
What to wear
Who to visit
Why are manhole covers round?
World peace