Choose from:
[1]. Have an exciting conversation about a project or another assignment. Most discussions are happy moments, though there are ways to prevent procrastination.
[2]. Have someone take notes, or take notes yourself. Try to take notes on a board or large piece of paper where everyone can see what's being said and recorded.
[3]. If you're just brainstorming for your group, otherwise let people structure their own ideas and use stress to negate their own pessimism and frustration. Focus on one goal at a time.
[4]. Open your project powerpoint to the topic of your group. Let smaller people run through the brainstorming or reporting streams for others.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to write program objectives
Begin by brainstorming with a group of people.
Throw out questions like " what does our organization hope to accomplish? " and " where do you see the organization in 10 years? " let people throw out ideas at random.
Remind everyone that no idea is too silly to share, especially when you're brainstorming.
Answer:
[2].