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Problem Solving

Solution Focus

Denis McBrinn
4.4
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Duration
13m
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Mindcool Productions

About

This short audio learning experience by Dr Denis McBrinn: narrated by Sara Dylan is designed to bring a clear understanding of what problem solving is, how to do it effectively and to lead you gently into reflection on the level of effective problem solving currently in your life. "Focus on finding a solution, rather than just dwelling on the problem" Good problem solvers put the focus on finding a solution rather than the problem. Defining a problem clearly and correctly is important - a problem fully stated is half-solved. But most of us spend 80% of the time on the problem and only 20% on finding a solution. We tend to be "Problem Focused" rather than "Solution Focused" because it is easier to blame than act. This audio learning experience includes a guided process for using left and right brain characteristics for problem solving.

Related Subjects

  • Self Help
  • Nonfiction

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Denis McBrinnAuthor
Sara DylanReader