Speed Boat

Comment l'animer

1. 1

   Draw a boat on a whiteboard or flip chart, label it with the product, service, or goal in question, and add anchors to represent obstacles.

2. 2

   Pose a question related to the challenges faced, such as 'What features of our product are not well-received?' or 'What barriers are preventing progress?'

3. 3

   Ask participants to write down these obstacles on sticky notes, mentioning how much faster the 'boat' could go without each anchor.

4. 4

   Have participants place their sticky notes near the corresponding anchors.

5. 5

   Facilitate a discussion around the sticky notes to uncover insights and identify recurring themes.

Conseils

• Keep the session focused on identifying obstacles rather than solving them.

• Encourage open dialogue and ensure every participant's input is considered.

• Remind participants that the goal is to gather data for future problem-solving efforts.

Variantes

You can adapt the metaphor by using a different vehicle, such as an airplane with luggage, to better fit your context. This can make the exercise more relatable and engaging for participants.