Thinking Beyond "Yes" And "No"
Opening your mind to the possibility that there could be more answers than just yes or no means you are able to see past the obvious right or wrong answers that have been used in the past—and see a third, fourth, fifth option.
You don’t know yet if it will work. But in this way, obstacles become chances to experiment and try to find new solutions.
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