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0. Review you goal. Don't just talk about it to yourself. Imagine the result that will satisfy you. If there are several possible outcomes that would satisfy you, list them all. |
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1. List your most promising options.
Get options from the Idea Clipit or the Troubleshoot Clipit. List the options in the order that you think of them. Circle the three or four that you want to consider first.
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Ignore the hints if you don't need them
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2. What are the pros and cons of the best options?
Play fair with yourself. Any option has advantages and disadvantages. How do your personal skills and preferences match the pros and cons? Where is the kryptonite in this mix?
Which option gives the best odds of success? |
You will get better work out of your brain if you write your answers
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3. Which option is best?
For close options, take a break. Then review what you wrote in the box above.
If you can't decide, flip a coin and go to planning. |
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Help from your head |
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You deserve a break right now. Save this box till later.
4. Goal: Make a choice that is worth some planning effort.
You are choosing to plan. While you are planning, you can still change your mind.
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I have a choice that I believe is worth some planning effort. Plan Clipit
I need more ideas. Idea Clipit
I am troubleshooting. I have chosen the most urgent problem.
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Make 4
copies. Put them where you will see them the next time you
notice a problem. Thinkerer's Kit. Thinkerer.org Copyright ©D. F. Dansereau & S. H. Evans, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 |
Problemater's Kit
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