"Analysis" in translation from Greek means "decomposition". Indeed, in order to learn how to analyze, you need to sort the task "on the shelves" and reveal the very essence of the problem.
Instructions
Step 1
Develop analytic skills. Someone naturally gets such a talent, while someone has to learn during their life. People can be successful in different areas if they put the best effort into it. The field of study is very extensive. For example, take a text, read it carefully, define the main idea in it, make a detailed plan. So you will learn to highlight the main thing from a large amount of information. Just take periodic breaks from work, otherwise you risk forming a "mess" in your head, and this obviously will not help you in assimilating the data.
Step 2
Try to solve problems. Mathematics, physics, chemistry, etc. - exact sciences, in which analysis is often used. You can start with the most basic and then increase the difficulty. Solving equations, experiments, tasks with unknowns, etc. - all this requires certain algorithms. And, therefore, decomposition of actions into steps and points. Moreover, it should be noted that simple tasks are subject to everyone. To solve them, you absolutely do not need to be a genius or have an exclusively technical mindset. Perseverance and a desire to understand the material are required.
Step 3
Move from theory to practice. Try to analyze life situations. Start with those that do not concern you so that you can view things objectively, without emotion. Consider how and for what reason this happened and what was the result. Then it will be easier for you to consider your own problems. Remember that feelings and experiences get in the way of cold thinking. Therefore, you need to learn to distance yourself from them, at least for a short time. Constant training will help you analyze what is happening around you without much effort. Sometimes without even setting such a task. The look at many things will become different, clearer.
