Know your own preferences, strengths/weaknesses, and biases to understand why you approach certain circumstances in a particular way.
Recognize your brain processes
Determine and analyse how you receive and process data. To become more cognitively effective, you must first understand how you listen, then interpret, and ultimately react to information.
Think about how others may react to a circumstance or a decision you make. Determine what could alter, both favourably and badly, as a result of a circumstance.
Active listening is a crucial component of critical thinking. While employees and bosses are conversing, listen attentively and carefully. Empathise with them and try to comprehend their point of view.