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A solution to a problem

Find out in advance what problems your audience is struggling with. Then talk to your audience in a way that demonstrates you understand their problem and present a clear solution.

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PSB: Problem, solution, benefit

  1. Begin with presenting the problem, a clear point of frustration.
  2. Present your well-thought-out solution to the problem
  3. The “Benefit” is typically indirect and should not require much emphasis. Your audiences’ response should come naturally as a r...

Divide the problem into smaller pieces

  • Start with finding out what the best- and worst-case scenarios are. Then think about what the most realistic scenario is. 
  • Divide up the problem into smaller problems and find a solution for every little thing. 
  • As you are going through these motions, you'll slo...

The Right Questions

Ask solution-focused questions. It will help you to find potential answers to the problem and increase your confidence in your ability to solve future problems.

  • Ask "What am I feeling right now?" to help you name your emotions.
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