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Got a problem? Then you need a problem statement. Here’s a quick primer on how to write an effective one, including Do’s and Don’ts. https://ow.ly/ewyw50RHEqs

The solution lies in first principles thinking. It’s about breaking problems down to their core truths. From there, we can reconstruct effective solutions from the ground up. That’s how I can trust you and your solution!

5 steps to problem-solving: Step 1: Understand the problem in detail Step 2: Brainstorm Possible Solutions. Step 3: Evaluate the Solutions and choose the best one. Step 4: Start Implement the Solution. Step 5: Monitor and Adjust as needed.

For every complex problem, there is a simple and neat solution, which creates more problems. The trick is to find a solution that creates a solvable problem.??

People don’t always tell you what’s broken. Their workarounds do. Where they adapt to problems they think can’t be solved—that’s your opening. Before long, they start settling, accepting "good enough." But those hidden frustrations? That’s where the real demand lies. The best insights don’t come from the problems people mention but from the workarounds they create. When you notice these small fixes and adjustments, you uncover what they’re really waiting for. Spot the hidden problem, understand the workaround, and you’ll find the real solution—the one they didn’t realize they needed. P.S. What’s one problem you’ve learned to live with?

What do you say when you don’t know the answer? A client once asked me a technical question I wasn’t completely certain about. Instead of rushing to respond, I assured them I’d confirm the details and get back to them. After taking some time to verify, I provided them with a clear and accurate solution. Surprisingly, they appreciated the thoughtful approach more than an instant response. Sometimes, it’s better to pause and prioritize accuracy over speed. How do you handle such moments?

Here are seven problem-solving frameworks that can help structure and guide the process of finding effective solutions.

Should you try the Shape Up methodology? Here are five considerations as you make a decision. https://bit.ly/3XlOwez

It means that if you can articulate a problem clearly and comprehensively, you're already halfway to finding a solution. Why? Because a well-defined problem gives you a roadmap. It tells you what you're up against and what you need to focus on. It's like having a GPS for your challenges.

It means that if you can articulate a problem clearly and comprehensively, you're already halfway to finding a solution. Why? Because a well-defined problem gives you a roadmap. It tells you what you're up against and what you need to focus on. It's like having a GPS for your challenges.