Experts claim that it is possible to learn a definite system of problem-solving that will fit most situations. Instead of jumping from one thing to another, think through each problem and its possible solution before you do anything about it. There are six steps:
- Define your problem clearly on paper
- List the obstacles standing in the way of your solving it
- List people or idea sources that might help solve your problem
- List as many possible courses of action as you can think of, and take your time on this
- Try to visualize the results of each course of action
- Choose the course of action that seems best to you, and then pursue it. Stay with it long enough for it to work or to prove that it can't. If it finally doesn't, choose another
The heart of all problems, whether economic, political, or social, is human heart.
No comments:
Post a Comment