Which of the problem-solving techniques outlined in the book do you use?

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Re: Which of the problem-solving techniques outlined in the book do you use?

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I agree with the majority of these responses. Focusing on the good in a situation is a great way to problem solve. It doesn't always have to be negative or a problem because there is always something good to see. Even in failure, you can see the good and the lessons that you learned.
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Focusing on the positive has been the most effective to me since I finished reading this book.
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