Focus on the positive
When trying to solve a problem, we tend to focus on the negative. But sometimes focussing on the positive is much more productive.
Embrace obstacles
Obstacles and setbacks are annoying. But they can lead to great things. Obstacles force us to be creative and can easily be used to our advantage.
The Transformers technique – how to use a verb to solve your problem
The Transformers technique helps you to quickly generate original approaches to tackle your problem. All you need is a verb.
10 things to do when solving a problem
Solving problems doesn't have to be a tedious struggle. Keep these 10 tips in mind and solving problems will no longer be problematic.
Keep it simple – why simple questions lead to better solutions
Keep your questions clear and concise. Simple questions are easier to solve and lead to better solutions.
The How-How Diagram – a remarkably simple way of generating solutions
The How-How Diagram helps to clarify what needs to be done and provides you with a clear range of actionable solutions.
The 5 Whys – identifying the root cause of your problem
Looking for a solution to your problem? Start with a quick root cause analysis. With the 5 Whys technique, you'll uncover what's causing your misery.
Why you should make your challenge more challenging
Sometimes a problem can seem impossibly hard to solve. Oddly enough, in those cases the best approach might be to make your challenge even harder…
Elegant solutions
Anyone can solve a problem. But not every solution is satisfactory. The trick is to find elegant solutions that benefit everyone involved.
How to prevent solving the wrong problem
Prevent solving the wrong problem. Ask yourself these questions before you start looking for solutions to your problem.