This document provides 10 tips for problem solving: embrace the problem, consider worst case scenarios, gather more knowledge about the problem, see every problem as an opportunity to learn, think bigger than the problem, don't fear failure but learn from it, ask for help from others, don't strive for perfection but keep making progress, don't procrastinate but take immediate action, and keep smiling as only the dead have no problems to solve. The tips encourage fully understanding and accepting the problem, expanding one's knowledge, seeing the potential opportunity in problems, getting help from others, and taking action rather than avoiding or delaying problem solving.

1. TEN TIPS FOR PROBLEM SOLVING

2. Embrace the Problem Do not try to run away from the Problem. Accept it. Own it. Think over.

3. Ask to yourself: Worst come worst – What can Happen? What has to go WRONG will go WRONG

4. Gather More Knowledge Become strong in LEARNING and UNDERSTANDING more about the problem One’s mind stretched by a new idea never regains its original dimension.

5. Every Problem is an Opportunity Because when you solve the problem…. You have learnt a new thing and you will never get the problem again.

6. Become bigger in your THOUGHTS You need to become so strong mentally, to feel that the problem is very small.

7. Don’t fear FAILURE. Failure means – You had to identify another way to get it right. Failure doesn’t meant FAILED.

8. Ask for HELP. Only the doors which are knocked Opens. Don’t hesitate to ask for Help.

9. Stop being Perfect. Its mainly required to keep the show continuing. Its not required to get everything right.

10. Don’t Procrastinate. Time only heals the wounds but will not solve the problem. Take Action immediately.

11. SMILE. KEEP ON SMILING . Only the UNBORN and Those in the GRAVE YARD does not has any problems.

12. Compiled by : Mail ID: [email_address] Web: www.technychemy.co.in Source for this presentation is the internet. I thank Mr. Saber Suterwala who had contributed the ideas in the internet which helped me to compile this presentation