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 a solution would work and why another solution will not work is also essential to get into the right pathway of the best solution.
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