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Here is the Solution for Every Problem

Here is the Solution for Every Problem
Nice approach towards the problems
“Life is a problem”
Vs.
“In Life there are problems”
  • If we get any problem we usually say “Life is a Problem” better than this we can say that “In Life will have some problems” this sounds good and we will try to solve those, because we said problem will be a part of life.
If you feel that, you have many problems then here is the solution…… to make them less…
>  Know about your Problems.
  • Take a chart and Marker.
  • Write your problems on chart using marker (Might be small, silly or important) which includes all types (Social, Professional, Personal, Ethical). Write whatever comes to your mind. (Note: It should complete in 5 min).
  • Read them only once (Complete it in one min).
  • If you get some more problems than write them but in separate section called Late Entries (Don’t read them again).
At this stage you have to feel free because you have your problems on paper. Don’t add problems again.  Now the problems are frizzed.
  • Categorize them under 4 different types
    • Social
    • Personal
    • Professional
    • Ethical problems
  • Now problems have been categorized, now read a particular problem and give explanation to yourself as if you explaining to other person who will oppose everything what you tell.    ( Or)   Tell to the other whom you believe or with whom you can share.
  • Now you will get to know that from which problem are getting irritated or for which problem you are getting frustrated or for which problem other agreed that it is a big problem.  Just mark them. -> Read them.
  • Here you got to solve these…. By finding out the root cause the problem.
 
>  Solving the Problem
  • Write the problem in a chat again. And just ask the question   “so what?”
    • Asking “so what?” repeatedly helps you to extract all the important information.
    • Here you will so clear about the problem.
    • Now ask “why?” for that same problem which will lead to the root cause for the problem quickly.
    • Then you will understand what need to be done to solve the problem.

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