There are four different kinds of thinkers in every organization, and they are all equally important. “What If” Thinkers: These are the folks who look for the possibilities rather than the problems. They are the kind of people that would see something that hasn’t been made yet, and ask, “Why not!” They creatively seek possibilities, and are quick to see potential. They look beyond present reality to what could be, and thrive on positive change. Sometimes, “What If” thinkers are criticized for being naïve and unrealistic. They can exhaust more practically minded people -- but it always takes an idea person to get things launched. Every great accomplishment starts with a good idea. “Why” Thinkers: “Why” Thinkers look beyond the surface to the deeper meanings. In order to buy in, they need to understand the reason behind it. They live on purpose, and are intentional in what they do. “Why” Thinkers look under...
