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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.
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The course was brilliant! Informative and lots of useful things to think about along with tool kits to use. I feel a lot more confident in myself and the way I will handle conflict going forward and prioritising. The trainer was excellent! I sometimes struggle with maintaining full attention for such a long time but Jez kept me listening at all times, made it fun and was very welcoming. All content was covered in an understandable and clear way.
Frances MorrisNHS Hardwick CCG
The course was informative and made me question leadership skills that I have operated with for years, but made me see a fresh approach to dealing with different scenarios I am faced with. The trainer's presentation was fantastic. He kept the group involved and made everything very clear as the presentation went on. Very knowledgeable.
Dean StonesCentreplate UK Ltd
Training course content was excellent, very informative. Gave more tools to adopt and implement for the great good and my own personal development. Trainers presentation was excellent and fun.
Mark WatkinsNHS Trust - Nottinghamshire Healthcare
Really enjoyed the course and got a lot out of it. It had practical tools to use and not just a lot of words. Enjoyed the "Positive Mental Attitude" section and will put it into practice. The trainer's presentation was excellent, good documentation, very enjoyable.
Jane HoughDriver Hire
Course content was comprehensive, interactive, stimulating with individual and group learning. The trainer’s presentation was clear, well organised, well communicated, instructive, relevant and useful.
Phil DaviesImpact Housing
The course content was great and contextual. Some of it I have covered before, but most elements were new, such as the method of conflict resolution. The trainer gave lots of examples and was a good trainer, he kept me engaged all day.
