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6 Action Shoes

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ReplyTue 4 Aug 2009, 16:08Delegate John said...

6 Action Shoes

What are de Bono's 6 Action Shoes?

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ReplyTue 4 Aug 2009, 16:52Trainer Andrew said...

RE: 6 Action Shoes

Hi John

Thank you for your question. 6 Action shoes follows Edward de Bono's 6 Thinking Hats and puts the emphasis on action or operacy rather than exclusively on thinking. The six shoes are:

Navy formal shoes - routines and procedures
Grey sneakers - exploration, investigation and gathering evidence
Brown brogues - practical and pragmatic
Orange gumboots - danger and emergency action
Pink slippers - care, compassion and consideration of human feelings and sensitivities
Purple riding boots - authority and command

An interesting enhancement on 6 Thinking Hats is that the shoes can be combined.

I hope this is helpful - good luck and best wishes,

Andrew

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