Problem Solving

1. What is the problem.
2. How is it a problem.
3. Who / What is affected by it.
4. What is the nature of affect.
5. What benefit will the solution lend.
6. Who will benefit.
7. In what ways will the benefit show up.

Problem Solving

Before solving we need to crystallize the question. This is how it can be done.

Who and / or What does it concern.

Does it affect you? If yes how.

If not why not.

Why is it a problem.

Who can provide a solution.

That's it.

Ask these questions on rotation many times

1. Concerns who, whom
2. Concerns how
3. Concerns why
4. Who can offer a solution
5. How will it help
6. How much cost
7. Is it affordable
8. Do I / They really want it solved

Another set

1. What is the problem
2. Who can solve it
3. How can the person be approached
4. Who will do that