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Problem-Solver.
How could you use this strength in solving a specific problem?
Quest questions: |
Resources for the problem-solver. Troubleshoot Clipit Ideator Idea Clipit Problem-Solving Semi-Structured Brainstorming Problemater's Kit (.pdf) |
Head staff for the problem-solver. |
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| Cuepons for the Thinkerer's Kit | Thinkerer's Tools, Layout |
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Problem-Solver.
How could you use this strength in solving a specific problem?
Can you describe the problem in several
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Problem-Solver |
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Every
problem is an opportunity
being mismanaged. |
The language of complaint starts
with they. The language of solutions starts with I. |
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If a thing is worth doing, it is worth knowing why you are doing it. |
Knowing what's wrong is never enough. |
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No plan without a goal. No goal without a plan. |
Be wise. Concretize. |
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Nobody does anything in the abstract. |
A quick solution is a shortcut to troubleshooting. |
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If you don't know enough to plan, do you know enough for a trial run?
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If it had a simple solution, it
wouldn't be a problem . |
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It is usually easier to solve other
people’s problem . |
How will you know when you’re done? |
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Yield and overthrow. Bend and do
not break. Lao Tsu. |
There is one and only one right
solution to a problem. Until you get out of school. |
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Insist on alternatives. Without alternatives, you don't have a choice.
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Use a mini-project to break a big project into bite-size pieces, with
bite-sized sub-goals. |
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Do you have a list of your best ideas? |
Luke Skywalker: I'll try. Yoda: No. Do. Or do not. There is no
try. |
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The Thinkerer
05/09/2008 Copyright (c) D. F. Dansereau & S. H. Evans |
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