Hello! Great tips! Here’s another one – once the team has brainstormed and added a few sticky notes and ideas on the board, I like creating a voting session to select the best ones. Depending on the topic  and the collaborators, I prefer promoting a private voting session so the participants can vote anonymously and feel comfortable giving their honest opinions :) 

Thanks for the tip, Ana!

For those who might not be familiar with the voting feature, take a look at these resources:

• Use Voting sessions to collaborate in Lucidspark (Help Center article): It will walk you through how to create, facilitate and participate in voting sessions  
• Make your voting sessions more effective (Blog post): It will give you some additional tips to take your voting sessions to the next level! 

If you have any additional tips or questions about this, please share your thoughts below! 

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