The Six Thinking Hats

The concept of six thinking hats, created by Edward DiBono, allows individuals to step out of their own perspective and try on different lenses when faced with a decision or difficulty. The six hats represent different ways of thinking: the white hat for logical analysis and facts, the red hat for emotions and intuition, the black hat for critical thinking and judgment, the yellow hat for optimism and positive thinking, the green hat for creative and innovative ideas, and the blue hat for organization and planning. By exploring different perspectives, individuals can enhance their cognitive flexibility and increase their learning agility.

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