The Six Hats Method
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00:02:26 The white hat is Sherlock Holmes.
00:04:08 The red hat is Sigmund Freud, the psychotherapist.
00:06:25 The black hat is Eeyore, the morose donkey from Winnie the Pooh.
00:08:31 The yellow hat is the cheerleader.
00:09:40 The green hat is Pablo Picasso, the famous artist.
00:10:48 The blue hat is Henry Ford, founder of Ford Motor Company and inventor of the modern assembly line.
• Most of us engage in very little with regards to our decisions. A pros and cons list, perhaps. But this still leaves us victims of your blind spots.
• The six hats method of decision making implores you to view a fork in the road from six distinct different perspectives. Typically these are represented by colors, but avatars are more illustrative. The six different perspectives to consider are Sherlock Holmes (gather information), Sigmund Freud (emotions), Eeyore the donkey (pessimist), a cheerleader (optimist), Pablo Picasso (creativity), and Henry Ford (information synthesis).
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