It turns out there is a way to not only solve seemingly impossible problems at work and in life, but also get to better, more creative solutions than the ones we immediately try.

We don’t spend time up-front to understand what the problem we’re actually solving is, which leads to spending time focused on aspects that don’t actually get to the root of the issue.

To solve tough problems at work, first ask these questions. Problem solving skills are invaluable in any job. But all too often, we jump to find solutions to a problem without taking time to ...

There's no one way to solve problems before they arise, but if you're willing to track what occurs and learn from it, you're already taking a big step.

We explore ChatGPT prompts designed to help you solve specific problems in life and offer additional prompt suggestions to expand your problem-solving toolkit.

Problems at work tend to be repetitive. No one complains because their boss was angry one time or a colleague failed to pitch in once. The next time you’re in a familiar noxious work setting ...

Why Solving Problems Always Leads to More Problems, and How to Stop the Madness Business leaders are taught to be relentless problem solvers. But that focus traps them in a downward spiral of ...