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dr Edward de Bono’s Constructive Thinking Nastja Mulej For Challenge:Future, 24. 2. 2011, Ljubljana

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dr Edward de Bono’s Constructive Thinking

Nastja Mulej

For Challenge:Future, 24. 2. 2011, Ljubljana

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HOW ARE YOU TODAY?

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The Lecturer – Nastja Mulej • The only licensed trainer of de Bono

thinking in Slovenia (Six Thinking Hats, Lateral Thinking, CoRT)

• Translated his two basic works • Over 50 workshops (< 500 attendees)

and 50 conferences (< 500 attendees) in 4 years

• BA in Economics, BA in Sociology, M.Sc. in communication studies

• 10 years in New Moment (ex Saatchi & Saatchi) as head of new ideas department (New Moment Magazine, Ideas Campus, New Moment Thinking) , before copywriter at Publicis Virgo

• Lecturer at many Colleges• PR manager of Slovenian Marketing

Association, Golden Drum , Slovenian Marketing conference…

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The Originator – Edward de Bono

• World’s leading authority in creative and conceptual thinking

• M.D., Ph.D., Rhodes Scholar • Author of over 70 books

with translations into more than 40 languages

• World renowned consultant to business, government and education

• More than 500,000 people have been trained in this method

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“From debating what is… To designing what can be”

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Why, oh, why… • How come no one realize what a genial idea I propose? • How come my team does not except my great idea, even though I

am explaining it in most logical way and using every argument I can think of?

• Is there any better way then argument? • How could we avoid conflicts in a team? • How to lead colleagues to use their capacity as much as possible? • So what is a Six Thinking Hats technique and how do we play it?

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Imagine…• ABB: usually needed 20 days for the international

project planning. With 6H: 2 days

• In IBM labs: with 6H meetings shorten to ¼

• Statoil: problems with oil pumping equipment = 100.000 USD/day. With the 6H trainer problem solved in 20 min = 0 USD

• Steel plant in SAF: 20.000 ideas in 1 meeting

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Traditional Thinking• The History of Thinking

• The Gang of Three (469-322 B.C.)

– Socrates

– Plato

– Aristotel

• The Fall of the Roman Empire (476 A.D.)

• Who Followed Their Philosophy?

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Perceptual Thinking

• Perception is neglected • We admire facts, logic and arguments • Church – from dogma, fix position • Analyze, evaluate, judge, critic, from own position • We don’t creative value, we are not turn forward• 90 % of thinking errors are errors of perception • Direction perception (N, S, E, W) – controlling

perception, better thinking, similar to binoculars • Self-confidence, self-esteem, new ideas

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Parallel ThinkingFrom Adversarial

To Parallel

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Parallel Thinking

• Getting everyone focused on using the same thinking tool at the same time

• Encourages the sharing of information

• Prompts a group to pool all of their ideas rather than defending one point of view

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Six Thinking Hats

Paralel thinking •Getting everyone focused on using the same thinking tool at the same time• Encourages the sharing of information

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Introduction to Six Thinking Hats

Why hats?

Six Hats

A powerful thinking tool

Not categories

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Benefits of the Six Thinking Hats Separate out thinking so we can do one thing at a time

Ask people to switch thinking from one mode to another

Separate ego from performance

Signal what thinking process to use next

Expand from one-dimensional to full-coloured thinking

Explore subjects in parallel

Allow specific time for creativity & emotion

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White HatInformation

Available and Needed

Red Hat

Intuition and FeelingsBlue Hat

Managing the Thinking Process

Black HatCaution, Difficulties

and Weaknesses

Yellow HatBenefits and Value

Green HatAlternatives and

Creative Ideas

Six Thinking Hats

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Creativity

• Creativity means bringing into being something that was not there before.

• It is necessary in every aspect of business.

• We need it to solve problems, make improvements and create new opportunities.

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Green Hat

New Ideas, Possibilities• Creative thinking• Seeks alternatives and possibilities• Removes faults• Doesn’t have to be logical• Generates new concepts

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Green Hat Questions

• Are there other ways to do this?• What else could we do here?• What are the possibilities?• What will overcome our Black Hat concerns?

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Creativity

• Only artists/rebels/children… are creative. • Creativity depends on talent. • Ideas just happen. • It's enough to be liberated. • Tools and techniques are limiting.

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Green Hat

Developing a Creative Mindset: 3Ps Positive: Every idea is valuable. All ideas should be

recorded. Prolific: The more ideas, the better. Build on the ideas

of others. Playful: It is much easier to tame a wild idea than to

make a boring idea interesting.

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Green Hat

Stages of Thinking• 0-5: The Age of Why• 6-12: The Age of Why Not• 13 – 100: The Age of Because

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Questions?

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THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

I wish you a great thinking!

Nastja Mulej + 386 41 540 866 [email protected]