Re: Processing for Resolution of Problems
Reply #6 –
Interesting, Anthony.
I had my younger brother in session today (he just went back home).
And we were looking at a problem and the solutions he has and could apply to the problem.
After a few iterations of solutions and what could or would be the consequences of implementing the solutions I asked him to look again on the problem and rephrase (restate/rename) it.
It became clear that the problem became smaller and he more causative about it. After a while there was not even a problem to oppose (one of his go to solutions).
He is new to processing and I want him to become more literate with different aspects of case, in a way processing with an educational component to it.
One of the lessons I learned is to check the item again after some time, when some charge is blown. Getting a more correct item can speed up processing. Sometimes the item is also of no interest anymore and I save me from overrun.
I hope this is of some value.
All the best,
Christian