Problem Solving Worksheet
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or register to receive blog updates via email so you don't miss anything. Thanks for visiting!
This is designed to help you think through possible solutions to any problem you may encounter.
There are three general approaches people typically use when you desire to solve a problem…you can:
- Change something about yourself
- Change something about your environment
- Change something about someone else
The last approach is often the most used yet the least effective.
We will eliminate this one now.
First, before you begin to problem-solve, you must clearly define the problem.
Is this the real problem or simply a symptom of the real problem?
If the answer is yes, this is the real problem, then what can I change about myself to solve or move toward a solution to this problem?
What can I change about my environment to solve or move toward a solution to this problem ( consider environment, workspace, noise, etc.)?
What a person or resource can I call on to help solve this problem?
Popularity: 36% [?]
Posted on March 22nd, 2008 by Scott Hammond
Filed under: Goal-setting, Health/Wellness/Wholeness
We like your blog!…
[...]Mabuhay, my colleagues and I heard of your blog over at McBrides, so we thought we would take a look. We’ve read several of your posts and we all agree that you have a fine writing style[...]
…