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I discovered that I needed to train my brain to think this way routinely. There is a distinct difference between solving problems rationally while using a science-based problem-solving model and solving problems using an emotionally or politically based way of thinking. To use the problem-solving model effectively, one must avoid the pitfalls of conformity. Let go of negative emotions and be open to all the possible positive, healthy, and appropriate solutions.
Problem Solving Model
1. Name the problem (as concisely and simply as possible, consider the root).
2. Write down possibilities (as many as you can think of related to the problem (think positive).
3. Makeup if … Then… statements looking at all the possibilities above (think positive).
4. Select the best potential considerations in sequential order.
5. Plan actions.
6. Re-evaluate success and reprocess using the same model if not effective.
If you do not train your brain to use this model consistently on all problems, you may never appreciate its value in solving problems, and saving money, time, and energy. Be sure to learn to ask: Is it positive, appropriate, and healthy?