Solve Problems With A Word List
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Solve Problems With a Word List
Enhance Problem-Solving with Creative Techniques
Summary
Discover a systematic way to solve problems by exploring the question, "What if it was...?"---
To tackle problems creatively, it's essential to shift your thinking in new directions. A simple yet effective method is using a list of adjectives to create "what if?" scenarios. Begin by asking, "What if it was..." and then insert a word from your list. The "it" refers to the problem you're addressing or the current situation.
Using "What If" for Problem Solving
Let's look at an example to clarify this approach: Imagine your house feels cramped because you're running your business from it. Start by asking, "What if it was... smaller?" While the house is already small, perhaps the business could be downsized. Using the word "divided" might inspire the idea of confining the business to a specific part of the house.
Most words on the list won’t provide direct solutions, so you can skim through them quickly. However, give each word a moment's thought. "What if it was hopeless?" may seem pointless, but it could lead you to conclude that the business no longer belongs in the house.
As with any problem-solving technique, it's crucial to let ideas flow freely without immediate criticism. Assess your ideas only after you've compiled them.
Creating Your Problem-Solving Word List
You can create a personalized list of words to challenge your perspectives. Include adjectives, descriptive phrases, and terms that inspire a fresh outlook. Consider words like: larger, smaller, farther away, closer, sooner, later, easier, more difficult, higher, rich, short, certain, hopeless, newer, boring, casual, subtracted from, cheaper, common, divided, more interesting, extravagant, subtle, or fun.
Using this technique can open up new avenues for creative solutions.
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