The first step of problem-solving is crucial as real-world problems are often intricate and involve the thoughts, emotions, values, attitudes, and actions of one or more individuals. I particularly like this "Often, conflicts are fueled by miscommunication, misunderstandings, or deeper unresolved issues. By identifying the root cause, it becomes easier to address the problem and work towards a resolution, rather than getting entangled in the emotions and complexities that may exacerbate the conflict."
The first step of problem-solving is crucial as real-world problems are often intricate and involve the thoughts, emotions, values, attitudes, and actions of one or more individuals. I particularly like this "Often, conflicts are fueled by miscommunication, misunderstandings, or deeper unresolved issues. By identifying the root cause, it becomes easier to address the problem and work towards a resolution, rather than getting entangled in the emotions and complexities that may exacerbate the conflict."
Yes, so do I. If only there was away to remember this always in any situation.
One problem is that finding the source can be just as - or even more demanding - than just jumping in. Or walking away.