Comments on: A Guide To Creative Problem Solving - Every Problem Has A Solution http://www.leonlioe.com/self-improvement/creative-problem-solving-guide UNLEASH YOUR PERSONAL POWER THROUGH THE POWER OF SELF-DEVELOPMENT Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:39:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Ron Towns http://www.leonlioe.com/self-improvement/creative-problem-solving-guide#comment-1218 Ron Towns Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:57:26 +0000 http://www.leonlioe.com/self-improvement/creative-problem-solving-guide#comment-1218 I think a fantastic way to solve problems is to involve yourself in a master-mind, where you get between 5 and 12 people to sit at a table. One person presents a problem or issue and the rest of the people provide their input. The key is to place yourself in a group of intelligible, motivated, and feedback-oriented people. They will provide the most valuable commentary. Another solution for problem solving is to focus on the critical few issues vs. the trivial many. Focus all of your energies on the things that are most critical to the goal you are attempting to achieve. If you only dedicate 5% of your time to 10 items, that's 50% of your productivity that is being used. Doing something at 5% energy will take a long time to accomplish. Dedicate 100% to one task, kill it, and move on. See what I mean if you read some excerpts here.... www.readtheanswer.com/index.php?RTA=web2 I think a fantastic way to solve problems is to involve yourself in a master-mind, where you get between 5 and 12 people to sit at a table. One person presents a problem or issue and the rest of the people provide their input. The key is to place yourself in a group of intelligible, motivated, and feedback-oriented people. They will provide the most valuable commentary.

Another solution for problem solving is to focus on the critical few issues vs. the trivial many. Focus all of your energies on the things that are most critical to the goal you are attempting to achieve. If you only dedicate 5% of your time to 10 items, that’s 50% of your productivity that is being used. Doing something at 5% energy will take a long time to accomplish. Dedicate 100% to one task, kill it, and move on. See what I mean if you read some excerpts here…. http://www.readtheanswer.com/index.php?RTA=web2

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