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Tag Archives: solving problems
Solving Problems Instead of Managing Symptoms
One of the most memorable things I read in Never Split the Difference is Chris Voss’s point about focusing on the real problem in any situation. That problem isn’t you or anybody else involved in the situation; the real problem … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Voss, Earl Nightingale, Never Split the Difference, problems, Robert Seashore, solving problems, Solving Problems Instead of Managing Symptoms
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Some Realizations About Solving Problems
I had a few recent realizations about solving problems. Although I love helping other people and can point them in directions that might be beneficial to them, it’s important to show them respect by giving them space to solve their … Continue reading
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Tagged boundaries, independence, personal freedom, solving problems, Some Realizations About Solving Problems
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The Daily Stoic: “Never Complain, Never Explain”
I agree to a certain extent with this entry from The Daily Stoic. Generally, complaining and making excuses merely compounds existing problems rather than solving them. In some cases, however, I’ve managed to find solutions through complaining, venting, or even … Continue reading
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Tagged complaining, excuses, Marcus Aurelius, problems, solving problems, The Daily Stoic, The Daily Stoic: "Never Complain Never Explain"
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The Fork Theory
I recently learned of the Fork Theory through a post on social media. Earlier today, I found out that Jenrose originally posted about this brilliant concept in 2018. Although I also appreciate the Spoon Theory (linked below), I think the … Continue reading
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Tagged burnout, Jenrose, misery, problems, self-care, solving problems, Spoon Theory, The Fork Theory
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Good Communication: The Way Forward
Sometimes I feel like a broken record on this blog. There are a few subjects that I regularly write about, sometimes from different angles but often from the same angles. Communication is one of those subjects. I’m sure I’ve said … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, Daryl Davis, empathy, Good Communication: The Way Forward, habits, kindness, love, progress, rhetoric, solving problems, understanding
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Life Lessons from a Car Tire
Last week, the low tire pressure indicator in my car came on, so I filled all the tires and went on my way. The indicator came back on a few days later, so I found out which tire was low … Continue reading
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Tagged attitude, floating, Life Lessons from a Car Tire, mindset, solving problems, tires
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Describing Problems
I had a phenomenal heart-to-heart yesterday with someone who helped me learn a lot more about myself. That exchange also reminded me of a great concept related to solving problems: if you can describe the problem, you can solve it. … Continue reading
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Tagged Describing Problems, exchanges, heart-to-heart, openness, problems, sharing, solutions, solving problems, transparency
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Good Communication
Good communication is essential for modern life. Anything that takes more than one person to accomplishes requires everyone involved to communicate effectively with each other. Unfortunately, I regularly see one example after another of terrible communication, both online and in … Continue reading
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Tagged bad communication, communication, conversations, discussions, Good Communication, ideas, problems, solutions, solving problems
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Win/Win
In The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Stephen Covey advocates pursuing Win/Win solutions. These are solutions in which everyone involved “seeks mutual benefit” and everyone walks away feeling satisfied at the outcome. Covey values Win/Win solutions above solutions in … Continue reading
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Tagged arguments, conversations, discussions, problems, solutions, solving problems, Stephen Covey, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Win/Win
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