Often there are situations in which the maximum concentration of thought is required from us. It also happens that we are faced with a problem so complex that a simple enumeration of options cannot solve it. It is necessary to train the power of thought in order to be able to cope with any, even the most difficult task.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, formulate your problem here and now. Formulate it as a question, and an open-ended question. Try to keep it as short as possible, but succinct, without words of limitation. Write it down on a piece of paper.
Step 2
Formulate the goal you want to achieve. Do not get carried away with the description, try, in the same way as you formed the problem, to briefly form the desired result. Write it down on paper.
Step 3
Concentrate on these two notes. Imagine the distance between them in the form of steps that need to be marked. To do this, you need to deduce those steps that are guaranteed to lead you from problem to solution. Writing on paper is done so that you formulate both the problem and the desired way out of it more clearly.
Step 4
Why is it so important to be brief about the problem and purpose? The fact is that with the complication of the design of the goal and the problem, your mind will be distracted by the cumbersome definitions, with the simplicity of the perception of the goal, which fits into a coherent image, all the forces of thought will be focused on solving the problem.
Step 5
Practice regularly so that you can form a problem, a goal, and find solutions without using paper and pen.
