POPULAR THINKING

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The fact that everyone thinks the same way doesn't mean we should also do same. Though everyone may seems to be the majority, in this sense the very few who actually do the real thinking emerges glorified in the end.
Thinking in itself is the process of considering or reasoning about something to produce an idea out in the process. The idea then tends to suggest a possible course of action to the problems at hand or in the future. Meaning, our thinking have not got to be taken lightly.
Analytical thinking, abstract thinking, concrete thinking, critical thinking and creative thinking are all considered great forms of thinking to today's problems. But the greatest, unlike

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analytical thinking which seperates a whole idea into bits of information to fully understand. Abstract thinking which relates random information, concrete thinking that focuses on specific ideas as well as critical thinking which dwells on determining the authenticity of an idea/ information. Creative thinking perceive outside the box. It looks at problems from a perspective that suggest a seemingly unorthodox solution ( to the popular thinker).
Unlike popular thinkers, creative thinkers are always in high demand, thinking solutions to problems and rarely find themselves at the mercy of ruthless people who will take advantage of them.
Creative thinking, unlike popular thinking, opens doors that seemed locked to the popular thinker, it defies all odds and does not just break the status quo, but humiliates it with greater outcomes to society's challenges.
We can only impact a real positive change if we think beyond the normal perceptions and beyond the ordinary.
In this new era, it is highly recommended that, we quit the low, crummy, diabolical and unrealistic popular thinking if only we are ready and serious to dealing with the 21st century problems and beyond.

For I Tell you, popular thinking- the thought of the so-called majority is..:
Too average to understand the value of Good thinking.
Too inflexible to Realize the impact of Changed thinking.
Too lazy to master the process of Intentional thinking.
Too small to see the wisdom of Big-picture thinking.
Too satisfied to Unleash the potential of Focused Thinking.
Too traditional to Discover the Joy of Innovative thinking.
Too naive to Recognize the importance of Realistic thinking.
Too undisciplined to Release the power of strategic thinking.
Too limiting to Feel the energy of Possibility thinking.
Too Trendy to embrace the Lessons of Reflective thinking.
Too shallow to Accept the realism of Big thinking.
Too proud to Encourage the participation of Shared thinking .
Too self-absorbed to Experience the Satisfaction of Unselfish thinking.
Too uncommitted to Enjoy the Return of Bottom-Line thinking.