Circle Diagram of the 5 Thinking Positions for Another View

Circle Diagram of 5 Thinking Positions

“Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind.” —Ralph Waldo Emerson

“There are 5 sides to every story.” —Kevin Everett FitzMaurice

This page provides another way to look at the 5 Thinking Positions (5TP).
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1. The perspective-taking skill helps you to have more choices and options.

2. The perspective-taking skill provides a more inclusive style of thinking about thinking.

3. The perspective-taking skill helps you to recognize and understand other people’s perspectives.

4. The perspective-taking skill helps you exercise your mind in order to improve your general thinking skills.

5. The perspective-taking skill allows you to have a greater understanding of issues by training your mind to be open to different perspectives.

1. The Five Thinking Positions (5TP) teaches you how to open your mind at any time.

2. The Five Thinking Positions (5TP) teaches you how to choose to see multiple sides of an issue.

3. The Five Thinking Positions (5TP) teaches you how to have a diversity of thought whenever you want.

4. The Five Thinking Positions (5TP) teaches you how to get unstuck when you see no way out by offering five ways out.

5. The Five Thinking Positions (5TP) teaches you how to find many alternatives, choices, and options when you think there are none or only a few.

This book updates and improves upon all the information on 5TP found on this website.