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The document discusses the writer's objective approach to problem solving. They generate many potential solutions initially, then narrow it down to the most feasible options based on facts and realities rather than optimism or personal preferences. They aim to consider problems from different perspectives to find balanced solutions.
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Creative teams assignment
- 2. I’m a white hat! Evidence: I love watching news, reading newspapers and business magazines Common thing: They’re all suppossedly based on FACTS
- 3. I’m a white hat! Evidence: During an argument, debate or casual conversation disagreement I ask for the FACTS first
- 4. I’m a white hat! Evidence: People ask my advice very often Why? They say that I am a very objective person
- 5. No Mr. Brightside here! Evidence: Love reading realistic stories, those that go well too fast… mmm don’t think of them as true Being too optimistic can harm the plans and real outcome of whatever we do… I try to keep it real
- 6. No Mr. Brightside here! It isn’t like I don’t dream, it’s more like I like living my dreams, so I dream with my feet on the ground
- 7. Then I decided to go I played it So first objective. Normal ways to green, I mean we gotta go beyond borders sosleep before the get I really went green adding worries stop exam, what somking weed from sleeping like a you to the possible solutions, special can we bear… How I decided to organize my objectively face those exotic plants and pretty Finally I decided it was the ideas, how I much any crazy idearealities? was going to that time to let intuition take approach the problem and my head went through over. So from the 50 what possible solutions solutions I came back were worth presenting with, I went for the 40 I felt like my group would consider better to present for the assignment
- 8. Just the way I said before, YELLOW is not my color… Next time I’ll try to find an approach that includes this hat I’m a proud black man, believe if I had gone for the black one probably 15 out my initial 50 ideas would have made it, so this time I decided to pass