Good Thinking

Sometimes, the thing that impairs our thinking is our own ego, fears, and motivations. When we are in the grip of these factors, we do not engage with the issues logically and honestly. We look for reasons to justify our own fears and motivations.

So, by inference, good thinking requires us to set aside our egos, fears, and motives.

If we can do that, we improve how we think, and as a consequence, we also improve how we lead teams, develop people, innovate, solve important problems, and grow as individuals.