Many times the intended message gets distorted or even halted by non-verbal vocal or body language. That is where awareness, of others and self, enters the picture. We learn to trust each other, just as we strive to trust ourselves, our imaginations and our individual creativity. Creativity is a part of every person. We all have millions of thoughts, feelings and ideas, the challenge is to identify and exploit them.
People tend to judge and then censor their thoughts, ideas and emotions.
It is a great and necessary challenge to overcome the impulse to judge and censor. What that means is slowing down the process, focusing on the relevant, ignoring the irrelevant, practicing. What people really need is not to think fast, but to think clearly, to think efficiently. If they are aware, unencumbered by self-censoring, adept at verbal and physical expression, and willing to trust themselves and others, they are thinking clearly. And that looks a hell of a lot like thinking fast.