Solving problems from risk refers to the process to make a desirable situation. Although the conditions of problem seem clear, most people cannot solve their own problems, and also executives cannot solve problems in their organizations. This is because such problems might be severe, complicate, vague, and sometimes come up with other problems.

There are 4 processes to solve problems from risk as indicated below.

1. Identify the problems: this is the first crucial stage because an unrealized problem cannot be solved, so it is necessary to identify the causes of the problem and logically prioritize them.

2. Cause of the problem: if the true cause of problem is not identified, such problem will not be solved. Most individuals generally keep themselves to original ideas or knowledge, perceiving the problem only in the way that aligns with the same old idea.

3. Determine the goal in solving problem: only after identifying the cause of problem and find a solution based on it that will make the problem solved; for example, there might be a lot of reasons that increase the number of population such as a higher birth rates, a lower death rates, or a higher number of refugees.

4. Determine means to solve problem: this relates to a determination of realistic options in solving problem; not just idealistic solutions. Such options can include both measurable and immeasurable ones.

The best way to solve a problem is to compare all alternated options, evaluate each of them, and make a decision on the best solution. In case the problem cannot be solved, one may consider to find a new solution or let the problem be solved by itself.