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Being able to think straight is an asset in life. We know this means making rational decisions, but what exactly does that mean in reality? You need to learn to be a critical thinker and here are four things to remember to get your thinking straight. Be a Straight Thinker
In order to think straight, remember the following:
Regardless of opinion, facts are facts.
Verify your sources.
Be wary of the majority opinion.
Coherence; non contradiction.
1. Regardless of opinion, facts are facts.
The first rule of clear thinking is to base all of your thinking upon facts.
Reality is an objective absolute. It exists...
Right or wrong? Real life problems are often too complex to apply black and white thinking to. Instead, try using another concept, the Law of Identity, on which to base your analysis and decision making. Black and White Thinking.
Black and white thinking is a thought-error, which falsely creates a binary choice in situations that are not binary.
For example: You are asked to decide between:
Black or white.
A or B.
With us or against us.
Right or wrong.
Truth or lie.
Innocent or guilty
Black and white thinking is an error because it is an oversimplification...
The ability to solve problems in business are an essential still. Whether you need to solve a problem for yourself or for your employer, these tips will help you to identify and work out a solution to your problem. How to solve problems
We face problems throughout our lives, both at work and at home, most of which we can easily handle. However, when faced with more difficult problems, the ability to apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills will be of benefit.
Here are ten ways that will assist you to identify and solve problems.
Keep your fear...
The course content was very helpful and useful. Will try and put into practise as soon as possible. Some very good tips, especially on managing conflict. The Trainer’s presentation was very friendly and easy to understand. Put everyone at their ease and made me feel very comfortable.
Christine HoodSynergy Logistics
The course had a refreshingly different approach to other similar corporate coaching. Good pace and not dull. The trainer's presentation was fast paced but this went with the subject matter. A very good trainer with lots of interaction between trainer and group.
Gregg WallisBinding Site Group Ltd
The course content was very in-depth and skills learnt to assist within the company that I work for. Extremely helpful in dealing with conflict. The trainer's presentation was very thorough and extensive knowledge
Sharon StockdaleHotel Chocolat
Really beneficial quick and simple methods to keep conflict-based conversations on tack. Helpful when trying to keep things factual and not getting emotional. Easy to remember.
Isabella CrossanEast Sussex County Council
The course content covered a vast range of topics/information and was well structured. The trainer had excellent energy, good visuals and good use of examples.
Harriet SheppardAngloINFO Ltd
The course content and the presenter were extremely useful. The material was enlightening and I will advocate the course to my colleagues. The trainer had good presentation skills, good interaction, was very motivated and energetic. Just fantastic!
