We may find that problem-solving skills are only needed for workforce or consulting staff. But in reality, everyone needs to have this skill because every day we can't deny that life will matter. People who are capable of solving problems well are the joys of the people around them. No one wants to be with a person who is distressed by refusing to deal with it. Eleanor Roosevelt, Steve Jobs, Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr are well known for solving problems. Let's take a look at these six simple steps:
1. Don't beat the problem
We must not focus on the problem but the solution. If we try to focus only on the problem, we will become more negative. Then it also impedes our potential to find solutions.
2. Ask the question "why" several times
Asking “why” repeatedly will cause us to try to find the source of the problem. Once the problem is identified, we will be able to find the right solution.
3. Do not complicate things
Normally, we all have problems, just like to make things complicated, so we must first make it simple, simple and easy to understand. The problem is that there is no way out when we are just adding details and being too serious. Try one of the simplest ways.
4. Record the solution
Sometimes when we are on the streets or eating, we suddenly come up with ways to solve problems. Do not let the idea get out of hand. Pull out fonts and books to avoid forgetting. No matter how you come up with a humorous solution, take note of it. Don't underestimate some of the ways it can sometimes save you.
5. Change your thinking
Don't look at single-corner solutions. Most of us just try one method, not the other, and still try to work out other methods.
6. Change the language usage
We are stuck in the problem of using our own language. If you open your heart and ask yourself, "What if ..." "" Imagine if ... .. "you automatically handle the problem. But if you start with the words "I don't believe" and "no way", you will not have a successful solution
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