18. Six
Thinking
Hats®
The main difficulty of thinking is
confusion
emotions
informations
logic
hope creativity
Help to do
one thing at a time
Create a
map of think
22. White
Hat
Informa7on
• Informa7on
we
know
• Informa7on
we
need
• How
are
we
going
to
get
that
informa7on?
• Determines
accuracy
and
relevance
• Look
at
Other
People’s
Views
(O.P.V.)
23. Red
Hat
Feelings,
Intui7on,
Gut
Ins7nct
• Permission
to
express
feelings
• No
need
to
jus7fy
• Represents
feelings
right
now
• Keep
it
short
• A
key
ingredient
in
decision
making
24. Black
Hat
Risks,
Difficul7es
and
Problems
• The
skep7cal
view
• Reasons
must
be
given
• Points
out
Thinking
that
does
not
fit
the
facts,
experience,
regula7ons,
strategy,
values
• Points
out
poten7al
problems
25. Yellow
Hat
• Benefits
and
The
op7mis7c
view
• Reasons
must
be
given
• Needs
more
effort
than
the
black
hat
• Find
the
benefits
and
values
• Considers
both
short
and
long-‐
term
perspec7ves
Benefits
and
Feasibility
26. Green
Hat
New
Ideas,
Possibili7es
• Crea7ve
thinking
• Seeks
alterna7ves
and
possibili7es
• Removes
faults
• Doesn’t
have
to
be
logical
• Generates
new
concepts
27. Blue
Hat
Managing
the
Thinking
• “Control”
hat
• Organizes
the
thinking
• Sets
the
focus
and
agenda
• Summarizes
and
concludes
• Ensures
that
the
rules
are
observed
28. Informa7on
Feelings,
Intui7on,
Gut
Ins7nct
Risks,
Difficul7es
and
Problems
Benefits
and
Feasibility
New
Ideas,
Possibili7es
Managing
the
Thinking
30. The Four Rules
1. Whoever come are the right people.
2. Whatever happens is the only thing that could have.
3. Whenever it starts is the right time.
4. When it’s over, it’s over.
The law of two feet
Open Space Technology
(Harrison Owen)