2. Revisit Past Problems

Problems are your friends, don't mind it tackle it with your whole power, whether it is sum problems or life problem. To understand the problem, make the view of What, How and Why. You can solve it easily if you got the above answers.

Suppose, if you have got the math problems, ask to y...

The opposite problem, but one that is seen surprisingly often: having so much conflicting information that it is impossible to see ‘the wood for the trees’.

This is sometimes called analysis paralysis , and is also used as a tactic to delay organisational decision-making, with tho...

Aristotle outlined distinct types of knowledge required to solve problems in three realms.

• Techne was craft knowledge: learning to use tools and methods to create something, such as a farmer designing an irrigation system.
• Episteme ...