What are some best practices and tips for facilitating a six thinking hats session with your team or clients?
The six thinking hats method, developed by Edward de Bono, is a powerful tool for enhancing lateral thinking and creativity in teams and groups. It involves using six different colored hats to represent six different modes of thinking, such as facts, emotions, benefits, risks, alternatives, and process. By switching hats, participants can explore different perspectives, challenge assumptions, generate ideas, and make decisions. But how can you facilitate a successful six thinking hats session with your team or clients? Here are some best practices and tips to help you.