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The hardest part of solving a problem is knowing what exactly is causing the problem, or what the problem is actually. Secondly, the next hurdle is to solve the problem without causing more problems.
Important definitions
Important definitions
Axiom - a truth, or a principle or an operating principle.
Axiom - a truth, or a principle or an operating principle.
Paradigm - a model of the way you see or concieve of something - something you believe in.
Paradigm - a model of the way you see or concieve of something - something you believe in.
Continuum of constant improvement - the idea, or belief, that the solution is ongoing and is constantly changing
Continuum of constant improvement - the idea, or belief, that the solution is ongoing and is constantly changing
Axioms to remember when you have a problem
Axioms to remember when you have a problem
1Remember to ask yourself; is there actually a problem; if so, do I really know what the problem is; or what's causing the problem?
1Remember to ask yourself; is there actually a problem; if so, do I really know what the problem is; or what's causing the problem?
2 Try the simplest and most obvious solution first.
2 Try the simplest and most obvious solution first.
3 Is my solution really a solution - is it going to solve the problem.
3 Is my solution really a solution - is it going to solve the problem.
4 Will I exacerbate the problem, or create more problems with my solution.
4 Will I exacerbate the problem, or create more problems with my solution.
5 Is the solution working, is there improvement, or am I deluding myself.
5 Is the solution working, is there improvement, or am I deluding myself.
6 Is my paradigm of the situation holding me back from looking at other possibilities.
6 Is my paradigm of the situation holding me back from looking at other possibilities.
7. Success in solving the problem is directly related to your tenacity.
7. Success in solving the problem is directly related to your tenacity.
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