The Universal Problem-Solving Approach

“Ah problems, why must you annoyingly occur in my life? Can’t I just avoid you?”

Unless you’re perfect (which, newsflash, nobody is)…problems are inevitable and should be expected. Let that sink in for a few seconds.

Now, that’s not to say that you should go through life always expecting the worst. On the contrary, you should always be prepared for these natural unfortunate phenomena with a particular set of problem-solving skills in order to know how to manage and handle problems effectively when they DO occur.

What do we mean by “a particular set of problem-solving skills”? First off, don’t be TAKEN by the notion of not every problem has a solution. Yes, problems do come in all shapes and sizes; however, there are universal ways of tackling them.

You see, the whole point of problem solving is to creatively come up with different solutions to yield the one best outcome possible. To do that, you have to approach problems formulaically like an equation and work backward systematically to obtain that ideal outcome.

That’s what “Easier, Smarter Problem Solving” will show you how to do by giving you a simple roadmap system for universally solving any kind of problem that can creep up in your life.

* Generate Unlimited Solutions to Various Problems Using the XYZ Equation.

* Decipher the Heart of a Problem with Bird’s-Eye View to Attack It Directly.

* Compromise Tough Issues with Difficult People and Win Reciprocal Favors.

* Handle More Personal Internal Dilemmas like a True Champ Winning on Top.

* Get the Desired Outcome from Messy Conflict through the KASG Principles.

…and a whole lot more to become an effective problem solver.

So there is no problem too big to solve. Whatever it is you are dealing with in life, you can now easily plug and play to derive at a simple solution, all by following a few simple guidelines.

Solve problem smarter, not harder. Finding solutions to problems has never been this straightforward and serendipitous.

Debra Morrison

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