Analysis of error begins with analysis of language.
Analysis of error begins with analysis of language.
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Other Problem Solution Quotes :
- Success is a collection of problems solved.
- The true parents of creativity are curiosity and necessity.
- When an idea for solving a problem suddenly presents itself, ask yourself if all circumstances related to the problem were properly analyzed.
- To ask the right question is already half the solution of a problem.
- Be solution oriented. Infect everyone with enthusiasm.
- Most people who were educated have become the problems instead of problem solvers.
- Problems are an inherent part of life. However, if they are not dealt with effort and attention, they have the potential to become a crisis.
- Think logically, and you have a chance to solve a problem. Reacting emotionally to it prolongs and worsens your dilemma.
- We do not grow when things are going well. We grow when things are challenging. Problems are the key ingredient in personal growth.
- The first step to solving your problem is admitting that you have one.
- We always have solutions to all the problems which are not ours.
- It is not a problem if you have a solution.
- Those thinking Why, When, Where, Who are information providers; the one thinking HOW is the leader in solving the problem.
- If I had an hour to solve a problem I’d spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes thinking about solutions.
- We cannot solve an old problem with old solutions.
- Systems Thinking is a holistic, balanced and abstract thinking to understand things deeply and solve problems systematically.
- Some people see problem as obstacle, some see it as challenge and few visionary see it as opportunity.
- If you choose to not deal with an issue, then you give up your right of control over the issue and it will select the path of least resistance.
- Be a generous listener to be a generous contributor. We often listen to respond instead of listening to relate.
- Never be swift to label a situation as a problem – and be careful in ever labelling a person as one.
