43Step Back and Problem Solve
Contrary to the belief (popular among high achievers and productivity superstars) that it’s better to fire first and aim second, taking just a small amount of time on the front end to reflect on a problem can save frustration and effort on the back end. To get things done, the right way, the first time, try the following quick and easy actions:
Find the Real Cause of the Problem
Is the problem you have identified the real one or just a sign of a deeper issue? Coming up with solutions that address the symptoms of a problem may be a good interim step, but, if you don’t get to the heart of what’s not working, more effort will be required down the road. A good way to get at the cause of the perceived problem is to ask ...
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