”Co-Create: Creating Better Together”
summary
Claims that collaboration beats lone genius, with concrete methods: a shift to an experimentation mindset, live exercises that force listening and turn-taking, and improv rules like yes and/plussing to amplify ideas. Workshop tools include paired listening drills and a paper “failed superhero” mashup to prove diversity makes outputs richer. Outcome is immediate: quieter contributors surface ideas, groups iterate faster, and the exercises scale into repeatable practices for teams rather than one-off games.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 6:25Why co-create matters
- 9:14The myth of the lone genius
- 10:58Unblocking creativity
- 16:38Connecting with others
- 23:09Power of listening
- 25:59Combining ideas
- 30:38Playing and improvising
- 34:15Creative exercises in action
- 38:11Real-world co-creation success
- 41:07Q&A with Brad Frost
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