This article delves into a fresh perspective that encourages a shift from the status quo to an embrace of "Freaky Thinking."
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Participants need space to wonder, draw from prior experiences, and use this data to better understand the present stimulus. This practice makes learning intentional, personable and at greater potential for transference.
Self-reflection has many potential benefits, from greater clarity of thought, to coping with stressful situations, to preventing negative emotion overriding pragmatism — it works with everyone from front-line workers to high flyers in the boardroom.