Unleashing Human Ingenuity: A Journey through Diverse Problem-Solving Methods
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How many times have you felt that there is no other solution to a problem - that the problem leads to a dead end? How often do you feel overwhelmed by the realization that the problem in front of you is one you cannot solve? No Leader No Choice. There is no solution
Do you feel like you have exhausted all the options and are still waiting for the mountain - big, unimaginable and indisputable? When you are faced with difficult problems, you may feel like you are climbing a mountain. The pressure to solve such a problem can be overwhelming
!But be happy! But maybe there is still hope
Some creative problem solving techniques can help you look at the problem in a different way. And that light may be the end of the tunnel that leads to a possible solution
First, when it comes to solving creative problems, you need to be open to the fact that problems can have many solutions. And you have to open up to the fact that problems that you thought were unsolvable can be solved
Now with this optimism, we can try to solve our problems with some creativity
Number One; Maybe the reason we can't solve our problems is because we don't really look at what the problem is. Here, understanding the problem and understanding its true function is the solution to the problem. If you know how it works, what the problem is, then you have a good foundation for solving the problem
I'm not trying to tell you just what the problem is. Try to find out which organizations are involved and what their relationship is. Take a look at the things you prepare to get anywhere you might lose in the current crisis. Now you have a simple statement of what the problem is
Number two; Try to remember all the limitations and concepts in the wording of the problem. Sometimes these ideas take precedence over our vision of possible solutions. You need to know the right mindset to win
Number three; try to solve the problem in part. Solve the complete part of the problem from a general point of view. This is called the top-down approach. Write the questions and come up with one-sentence answers for them. The solution should be a general statement of what will solve the problem. From there you can improve the solution and make the confusion a little more
Number four; While it helps to think outside the box when solving problems, you need to keep that creative and analytical voice in the back of your head. When someone comes up with a future solution, try to think about how to make that solution work. Try to be creative. At the same time, look for weapons and solutions. , Five; It is good to know that many solutions can be created at the same time. Try to keep up with all the solutions and their progress. Remember that a problem can have more than one solution
Number six; remember the old saying, "two heads are better than one." This is more true than it sounds. Always open to new ideas. You can only benefit by listening to everyone's opinions. This is especially true if the negotiator has experience in solving problems similar to yours
You don't have to be a gung-ho, hero just to solve problems. If you can fix the general idea of the article, that will be good
Number seven; Patience As long as you persevere, there is always room for a solution. Remember that no one can create something first
Creative thinking practices can also help you become a problem solver
This is an example
Take a piece of paper and write all the words that come to mind in the middle. Now look at this word and write the first two words that come to mind. This can be continued until you can build a tree of related words. This helps develop analytical skills and strengthen the creative process
So the next time you see a problem you think you can't solve, think again. The solution may be to look ahead. All it takes is a little creative thinking, planning and a lot of work
