Stop guessing - 9 real-life cases for solving daily problems

Stop guessing - 9 real-life cases of solving daily problems Author: Net Green Binding: Cover Parts: One Paper: Shamooh Size: 14 × 21 Overview: The process of poor problem-solving costs individuals and society a lot of time, money, and mental health. Through the experience of the author of "Stop Guessing," Nat Green, who has been solving difficult problems professionally for over twenty years, he clarifies nine behaviors that anyone can observe and match with their own problems to reach solutions for issues that may seem insurmountable at first glance. Green says: "The problem with most problem-solving processes lies in the absence of a real problem-solving process at all, but rather guesswork and assumptions. We have an idea of what might be useful and try to apply it. If it doesn't work, we try something else, and so on. These cycles are highly inefficient at best." As for how to adapt the behaviors used by those who effectively solve problems without relying on guesses, the book illustrates this with examples ranging from everyday problems like fixing a broken garage door to major issues such as working to stop recurring faults at a water desalination plant (saving millions of dollars) or addressing the problem of poverty in Black Africa. So stop guessing and start today in finding a solution!