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Are You Solving the Problem or Treating the Symptom?

Written on October 23, 2008 by George Krueger & Mary-Lynn Foster in Problem Solving

Picture yourself sitting in your doctor’s office. You feel terrible – so terrible that you finally went to get your doctor’s prognosis. Your doctor walks in, takes one look at you and tells you what’s wrong.
No questioning. No prodding. No poking. No cold stethoscope.
How much confidence would you have with your doctor’s diagnosis?
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Have A Problem? SOLVE IT!

Written on March 4, 2008 by George Krueger & Mary-Lynn Foster in Decision Making, Leadership, Personal Growth, Personality, Problem Solving, Success Stories, Time Management

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People often get overwhelmed by all of the problems they face. They just don’t know where to start. To help with that, we recently discussed an ancient Chinese secret for solving all of your problems. It’s a simple two-step process:

Put all of your problems away into their own individual compartments.

Pull one problem out at [...]

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Solve All Of Your Problems With This Ancient Chinese Secret

Written on February 26, 2008 by admin in Decision Making, Leadership, Personal Growth, Personality, Problem Solving, Success, Time Management

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Today we’ll share a timeless principle for solving all of your problems that’s amazingly simple. But first, let’s discuss three ways that DON’T solve problems.

Ignore it and hope it will go away.Some people get overwhelmed by an abundance of problems. They don’t know where to begin solving them so they just don’t begin solving them. [...]