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Problem Solving Skills: Two Types of Problems and 9 Questions to Solve Them
19 May 2026
Learn problem solving skills to handle two types of problems, ask nine clear questions, write an action plan and turn goals into action with clear steps. Problem Solving Skills: Success Requires That We Solve Two Kinds of Problems
Problem solving skills are essential for success at work and in life. Whether problems come from outside circumstances or from the goals we choose to set, our success depends on our ability to think clearly, make a written plan, and take effective action.
Problem solving is the ability to identify what is wrong, decide what needs to happen next, and organ...
Overcome procrastination with the Mind over Mood method: train the rational brain, adopt smart time-management habits and use a clear action plan to act today. How to Overcome Procrastination
Procrastination is the habit of putting off what we know we should do because we're not in the mood to do it.
Procrastination is the opposite of good time management.
Time managers figure out what they should do and then they do it, even if they're not in the mood.
Procrastinators figure out what they...
Master problem solving with five questions: check facts, define the gap, write a plan, act on first steps, then repeat for ongoing improvement and results. Five Important Problem-Solving Questions
Success requires that we solve problems. There are five questions that may be profitably applied to any situation, the answers to which will provide valuable information and help solve any problem.
Here are the five questions:
1. What are the facts, and how do we know?
The first thing to...
The course was very comprehensive. A lot of content covered over two days. Extremely helpful, practical approach that I can relate to my role and put into practice. Proposes things that are achievable day to day. The trainer's presentation was good and at the right pace for the content delivered. Clearly explained. Opportunity for group discussion, happy for questions.
Ellen JennerBinding Site
The course was a refreshing take on classic management training, which was engaging and thought-provoking. The trainer's presentation was clear and concise. He used practical examples to explain points, he had a great rapport and easily kept my attention.
Aelish MacDonaldSwatch UK (Calvin Klein)
The course content was very useful, well structured and easy to follow the rationale. Will attempt to apply it tomorrow. The trainer's presentation was very good at a nice pace, not boring. Would recommend.
Steve CoatesInternational Greetings (UK) Ltd
Really clear and thorough course, I now feel equipped to handle any conflict situations (both professional and personal) The most beneficial was the Right box / Wrong box. response,
Chris was clear, professional and engaging. Top marks!
Chloe Ward Whitmar Publications Ltd
I have found the course inspiring; it has re-enforced / energised me to what I can / need to do. It has given me the knowledge and tools to go forward and improve.
Chris was an excellent presenter, a great mixture of visuals and us practising what we’ve learnt
Chloe Ward Whitmar Publications Ltd
Really appreciated the real-life examples given. The course was a good pace, with good use of repetition to underline key concepts. Excellent summary. The trainer responded well to feedback, both explicit and implicit. Preferred the fact that the trainer did not use Powerpoint.
