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Unnecessary Action
Sometimes, problems get solved by themselves.
When no immediate and critical action is required, time can show that the problem was not in need of an action from our side to be solved.
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Unnecessary Stress
You can solve the problem: You can do it, no reason to be stressed.
You can't solve the problem: Nothing you can do, so don't get stressed.
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Unnecessary Focus
Don't try to fix things that are not broken, if you are not ready for them to get worse.
Sometimes, we see the oportunity to improve something that seems easy and not very time-consuming. It can happen for some reason, when trying t...
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Solving problems needs more than knowledge and experience. Needs a clear and calm mind.
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Laziness And Motivation
- Many problems just need time to be auto-solved, and taking action may be detrimental to them. Lazy people often wait out and let the problem die on their own.
- Being lazy may be an indication of a lack of motivation, lethargy, tiredness, hunger or a...
Needs
- A need is something that is necessary; a critical tension with a present state
- Need owners focus on the present state, since it is something that is essential or very important; wanted or required
- A need requires immediate action, since it demands satisfactio...
Push A Little Harder
Sometimes we move too quickly from our rejections as if the door is suddenly permanently closed. We need to not take rejection at face value right at the first go and show that we are not made of clay.
Sometimes, there can be a lack of understanding between the recruiter and the candidate,...
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