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Understanding the importance of decision-making
Identifying biases that affect decision-making
Analyzing the potential outcomes of a decision
Solving Problems
Problems have to be understood fundamentally before they are to be solved.
A problem may not just be a question requiring an answer but may require a process, and a methodology to see what cannot be seen easily.
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Fully Understand A Problem
We are normally tackling a problem by straight away jumping towards an answer, which is a wrong methodology. We need to find the fundamental issue, developing an intuition for what we are operating on.
Prune the unimportant stuff and find the foundation: t
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Good Problem Solving
Identifying and attacking a problem is a complex and three-dimensional process.
It takes both critical and creative thinking to effectively solve a problem.
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Multiplying Minds
Analyzing a problem and finding a solution isn't just about a theoretical, quantitative understanding; it requires a creative and expansive mindset to multiply the information.
Having a good idea to solve a problem isn't enough and true genius consists of finding an out-of-box solution t...
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Shake The Problem
Once we find the true form of a problem, we are halfway towards a solution.
- Creatively reshaping and restructuring a problem makes us look at it from different angles, and provides us valuable knowledge about the problem and the possible solution.
- Analyzing why...
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2. Don't be afraid of 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...
Focusing On Customer Problems
The primary focus has to be on the problems faced by customers. Instead of features, one can opt to provide themes, based on what the customer wants and what problem is solved.
Themes are a promise to solve problems not to build features. Once you’ve truly understood customer prob...
Solving Difficult Problems
- Take moment and think of a problem bugging you and write all the reasons you think the problem is difficult to solve.
- With each of the reasons, self-verify by questioning yourself to see if it is valid or not.
- Keep asking yourself till you get to the root
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