When faced with critical business or life decisions, most of us prefer to think that we are purely rational and logical. Research data seems to consistently suggest, however, that we are far more knee-jerk emotional than we may realize.

Our ability to slow down and think critically can radically change our perspectives at work or in dealing with other people. This workshop is designed to provide tools for us to more readily recognize our own biases or impulses, and to overlay them with systematic tools for logic.

In this workshop we will explore—
• Cognitive biases that may impair or logical and rational thinking
• How to manage our perspective of truth
• Tools to determine if our thinking is driven by facts, conventions, opinions, or preferences
• A toolkit of questions that foster critical thinking