What is Problem Solving?
Problem-solving refers to the ability to tackle new, difficult situations with relative ease. It isn’t a personality trait or a certain characteristic that only some possess; rather, it’s a way of thinking developed through consistency.
Solving problems, at its core, comes from these three actions:
- Identifying the problem
- Looking at the problem from a distance
- Writing down the steps or a plan of action to solving the problem
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