I’ve been podcasting every day in 2016. Now I’m approaching day 100. So this week I’m reviewing what I’ve learned and experienced. I’m using a creative process called the Six Thinking Hats. Each hat represents a specific way of analyzing and evaluating ideas. Blue Hat episode 95 explains the hats in more detail, and how […] The post Wearing the yellow hat as I celebrate 3 great things because of my daily podcast (OTG97) appeared first on OnTheGo.FM.

As I approach episode 100 (and day 100) of daily podcasting, I’m looking back at where I started and where I am today. I’m doing that through a creative process known as Six Thinking Hats. The Blue Hat episode yesterday explained all this in more detail, and described the process that I would use. Today, I'm wearing the red hat as we talk about the emotional effect of podcasting daily.

There’s a creative process that involves different colored hats. I’ll explain that and how I’m using this to review my metapodcast as I approach episode 100.

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Six Thinking Hats from the de Bono Group

Previously, we looked at inside-the-box thinking (episode 93). Limits, whether imposed on you or determined by you, can help you be more creative within boundaries. But sometimes boundaries are keeping you from discovering solutions. Sometimes you really do need to think outside the box.

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