My good friend Paula told me how she once visited a friend who was undergoing chemotherapy at the hospital. She found him lying in bed, messing with the dial for his intravenous probe. He was in pain and wanted to…
Whether looking for the root causes of your problem or identifying solutions, you must be collectively exhaustive (CE). That means looking for all the possible solutions. That’s fine in theory but in practice, that induces paralysis by analysis. So you need to…
To solve your problem you need to identify various possible answers, compare them, and select the one that, on balance, is best. In other words, you need to ask, how should I solve this problem? But focus too quickly on…