Switch Thinking Blog

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Switch Thinking – it’s easier than you think

Changing your thinking is hard. We build up patterns based on previous experiences and over time they become a thinking habit. These habits are automatic and form a default way of thinking. These default ways...

Switch Thinking – a new way to think together

All work today and in the future will be done (it seems) in groups and teams. As such, new collaborative tools such as Zoom, Slack and Microsoft Teams have been developed and continue to add new features....

Switch Thinking Prompts

Switch Thinking is the ability (as the name implies) to switch from your usual or default way of thinking to a different way. To help you make this leap to a different way of thinking there are are 6...

Thinking as a skill

We used to believe that intelligence is the same as thinking. But it is not. To use an analogy - intelligence is our brain's hardware and thinking is our software. As such it can be updated and improved. Many...

When do we need to switch our thinking?

Individuals, groups and teams all need to switch our thinking from time to time. I could use the expression change your thinking but switch is a more empowering description. It implies that you can switch...

How do you develop better ideas and solutions?

It seems such a straightforward question. How do you develop better ideas or solutions? By better I mean: better than what exists at the moment better than what the customer or user expects better than what...

To grow your revenue think across boxes

We think in boxes. This applies to business leaders as well. So to grow your brand or revenue you need to think differently. You can think outside the box or across the box. For example, We used to believe...

A quick and easy way to think outside the box*

We think in boxes, not only as individuals but as a group or team. This box is made up of our past experiences, assumptions, beliefs, expectations, group norms and conventions. Over time our thinking box...