Asking the right questions
The next thing is to be able to focus on the result, rather than the problem. For e.g., if you are trying to figure out to accomplish a task efficiently, focus on asking the right questions like “what is the efficient way?” Ask yourself “How will it be efficient?”, rather than being stuck with the problem of being inadequate with efficiency.
If you are brain storming you will need critical thinking and a good level of self-awareness which drives you to think in the right direction.
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