Course overview

Course details

  • Deliberate Thinking

    How to recognise and counteract the shortcuts our brains use to get quick responses known as “automatic thinking”

  • Be Open Minded

    Fight past stubbornness; acknowledge ingrained beliefs and consider alternative perspectives

  • Facts Over Fantasy

    Focus on facts and logic rather than putting your faith in principles or beliefs that have no basis in truth

  • Memory

    Realise that when we conjure up a memory of the past, we use our imaginations to colour and fill in detail

  • Fallacies

    Avoid logical fallacies through logical argument, thus making a hard-hitting and persuasive case

Learning outcomes

  • This course will equip participants with the ability to suspend judgement - not rushing to a conclusion, but holding back to reflect.
  • The world we work in is complex and fast-paced. Leaders need to be able to tell good thinking from bad thinking, in themselves and others. This course will teach them how to do so.
  • Delegates will learn how to think systematically by listing and rigorously analysing possibilities, facts and arguments.
  • The course will demonstrate some of the common pitfalls in human thinking and how to avoid them.
  • By the end of this training participants will be able to recognise & challenge false assumptions, identify a range of cognitive biases and effectively challenge the status quo.

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