#头条创作挑战赛#
In the pursuit of personal growth, we will always encounter various challenges and problems.
These questions are the catalyst for our growth. How to define and describe the problem, how to analyze the problem in depth, until the solution is found, has become the key to personal improvement.
1. Question: The driving force of growth
First of all, we need to understand what the problem is.
The problem, in short, is the gap between the status quo and the goal. Problems arise when we set a goal and the reality is not the same as that goal. This gap is the driving force that drives us to keep moving forward and growing.
For example, a beginner who wants to learn programming may feel confused and frustrated when faced with complex and difficult code. At this point, he set a goal: to master programming skills, but now he has a limited understanding of code.
This gap, which is a problem, prompts him to find a solution to improve his own capabilities.
2. Description of the problem: clarify the direction of growth
The way we describe the problem determines the path we take to find a solution.
Tools such as 5W2H or 6W3H can help us define the problem comprehensively and accurately. These tools are not only suitable for work scenarios, but also for personal growth.
For example, a person who wants to lose weight can use the 5W2H tool to describe his problems: why he wants to lose weight (Why), how much to lose (What), when to start and end (When), where to lose weight (Where), how to lose weight (How), what is the measure of weight loss (How much). A clear description of the problem helps us develop a more effective solution.
3. Problem-solving thinking level: deepen self-awareness and action ability
Solving problems requires multifaceted thinking and action.
First of all, we need to have the awareness of discovering problems, which requires us to observe and think from different angles and dimensions.
For example, discovering and identifying problems from the goal axis, time axis, space axis, and stance axis can help us understand the essence of the problem more comprehensively.
Second, the motivation to solve problems comes from our internal needs and external incentives.
When we are aware of the problem and recognize the importance of solving it, we are more motivated to find solutions. For example, a person who realizes that they are lacking in communication skills may proactively seek out training and learning opportunities to improve their communication skills.
Thirdly, the ability to solve problems is something that we have accumulated through continuous learning and practice.
Through training and cultivation in a logical, step-by-step, and instrumental way, we can gradually improve our problem-solving ability.
For example, learning how to make a plan, how to analyze a problem, how to make decisions, etc., all help us improve our problem-solving skills.
Finally, the ability to stop the problem from happening is the ultimate goal of solving the problem.
We need to get to the root cause of the problem and prescribe the right medicine to prevent it from happening again.
For example, a person who is often late realizes this problem, needs to deeply analyze the reasons for being late, such as traffic conditions, wake-up time, etc., and then take corresponding measures, such as going out early, adjusting work and rest time, etc., to prevent tardiness from happening again.
Fourth, the problem visualization: make the growth process clearly visible
In order to better manage and solve problems, we need to visualize the problem.
Visualization can help us better understand the nature and scope of the problem, while also helping us better track and evaluate the effectiveness of the solution.
For example, a person who wants to be more productive can map their own workflows or use project management software to track the progress and completion of tasks.
By visualizing, we can better understand our work status and efficiency level, and then develop more effective improvement plans.
5. Conclusion: Start from the problem and open up infinite possibilities
Problems are the catalyst for personal growth.
By clarifying the description of the problem, deeply analyzing the essence of the problem, adopting effective solutions, visualizing the problem, etc., we can continuously improve our ability and quality.
The road to growth is full of challenges and opportunities, let's start from the problem and look for infinite possibilities!