Around here, we use the term "mindset" quite a bit.  But what does it really mean?  How do our mindsets impact our work?  Gary takes a closer look in his newest blog post.

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Gary's latest blog post is about his fun and innovative way to develop the skill of perspective-taking.  Gary explains his family's "Switch!" game, which required that he and his daughters switch sides during debates.

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Gary's latest blog post provides readers with five strategies for peaceful conflict resolution. 

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Gary's latest blog post summarizes the origins, achievements, and future directions of the Naturalistic Decision-Making movement. Dr. Klein helped to found the movement in the 1980s.

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In his most recent blog, Gary reflects on what it really means to "know yourself." Is it possible that seeking to understand others may be the key to learning more about yourself? 

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Group decisions are often executed through a public vote - but is that really the best approach? In his latest blog, Don't Decide Like Martians, Gary reflects on his most recent cinema experience and takes a closer look at the concept of a "team vote." 

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We already know how much you can learn from envisioning potential failures with the Pre-Mortem Method. Why not turn this around and envision what success would look like? In Gary's latest blog entry, he introduces a new approach to engage teams in forecasting positive outcomes of a new project.

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Dr. Gary Klein's most recent blog, The Decision Scorecard, shares a personal story about a performance evaluation meeting with our ShadowBox CEO, Dr. Corinne Wright. Gary gives his perspective on how the meeting went, along with his idea for a new way to evaluate employees. 

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Fostering insights isn't only an approach for organizations and their employees. Teachers can also foster insights in their students. In fact, classrooms are breeding grounds for insights. 

In Gary's most recent blog entry, Teaching Through Insights, he explores different ways that educators can identify students' flawed ideas and turn them into insights.

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