"We all dream; we do not understand our dreams, yet we act as if nothing strange goes on in our sleep minds, strange at least by comparison with the logical, purposeful doings of our minds when we are awake."
-Erich Fromm
Logical thinking    In this page you will learn
righttriangred.gif (1146 bytes)how MRI can help develop a new analytical and logical thinking in your employees.

One in a series of programs designed to develop people to their full potential

A.- Objectives and purpose
  1. To enhance the logical thinking behavior of employees
  2. To implement a problem solving methodology
  3. To strengthen employee's effectiveness
  4. To understand your own natural tendency and preference for style of thinking (left and right brain)
  5. To recognize the importance of having an open mind and start developing it
  6. To make participants aware of the connection between goals and achievement and begin building the habit of goal setting
  7. To create an awareness of the impact of Positive Attitudes on solving problems
  8. To learn a logical approach to problem solving and the importance of data

The mind is the most powerful system in the Universe. Use it properly and you will achieve incredible results

What is Logical Thinking?

Logical thinking is a combination of different thinking styles. It is the use of the mind in an effective, intelligent, and creative way directed toward the solution of a problem. It is based on:
  • Observing the facts about a situation or problem
  • Applying a process or technique to the analysis of the facts
  • Organizing our observations in order to study the nature and implications of the facts
  • Understanding the problem you're confronting before leaping into action.
  • Clarifying what you really hope to get done, and if there's a better way to do it.
  • Figuring out what you need to know and who has the best information.
  • Investigating an issue from every angle and every perspective.
  • Knowing without a doubt what's causing a problem.
  • Identifying every issue related to the problem, as well as the main problem itself.
  • Gathering the best ideas to cull from when drafting your action plan.
  • Create a workable plan based on what you now know.

B. BENEFITS

  • The participant will learn to:
    • state problems in their own words.
    • formulate questions.
    • analyze information.
    • generate new ideas.
    • test hypotheses.
    • evaluate possible courses of action.
    • draw conclusions.
    • use inductive reasoning.
    • use deductive reasoning.
    • use brainstorming techniques.
    • use questioning techniques.

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