The shuffle button is the most influential option when playing the New York Times Spelling Bee game online. Click on the shuffle button, and the letters rearrange themselves, potentially presenting patterns that lead to solutions that a player missed in the previous configuration. A few shuffles during the game and new word choices pop up.
When we engage in high-level decision-making, what is our shuffle button? How do we rearrange the inputs so we do not choose the first solution that appears viable? A few options:
Edward de Bono Six Thinking Hats
Golden Triangle, Balancing Triangle, Cognitive Triangle, Double Diamond, The Future Triangle
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