In the previous article, we discussed some steps that could make your move from relocation to simplification much easier. The steps in this article make it clear to you how to regain your clarity and move your life strongly toward the strong and straightforward path to simplicity. They are the 4 steps that move you toward that clear path even if the journey is a bit difficult.
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1. Re-afloat your ideas
Ask yourself if any ideas are still in your control, even though you cannot see the bottom of the root cause of the problem. In my previous articles, I talked about three of the five categories of a problem basic concepts, value conflicts, and structural problems. If there are any remaining problems in those categories, they are the hard or unemotional ones that you should re-analyze using the above steps.
You may want to do it now, but if you wish to part entertainment or change your zone, wait until you have some free time to see the real problem. By re-focusing your energy in the direction of the root of the problem, you can often find the path that directs you to that solution. Re-analysis takes time and can sometimes even become long. meditation for sleep
I already used these four steps when it came to the four ideas that I thought were irrefutably important an idea to me but for some reason, for years, I went along with them as they had roots in my heart. After much toil on behalf of these top ideas and many more, I decided to take a 30-day “captivity” to find more effectively the four that were important to me. Top three from my roll and bottom three from my roll.
The four pulls I gained from this idea are now:
o Clarity in my position
o Courage to see alternative paths
o Compassion for myself and others
2. See the final root
All problems have only one root. The final root is usually found in the root of the problem. The problem itself is only a symptom. Deeper down within is the root cause of the problem. The solution is often just the obvious one. That one is not the problem. The solution will come when the problem has no further roots or symptoms. The solution can be found in the root problem itself even though the solution will be more difficult to find. Successful people look as far down into themselves as possible to find the root of the problem.
3. Identify the sequence of the 4 steps
This is the first root discovered by your intuition for the specific problem. It is the essence of the problem or the root cause most likely. However, it may also be a process that represents the completion of each step in a more general way.
The process has to start from one step and work backward. I started from one of the root problems, that my project didn’t have a good structure (clarity), and started to re-clarify that. My product features came out that way. We had to create the foundation and the structure of the new product. Then, I developed the product. The result can be found by doing what you are very good at and pursuing the hard cases until they are reached.
4. Structure the solution as a question
By asking the right question, you color the solution when the repositioning of your novel level of thinking helps it come out. Being able to see an objective view of your problems will help the solution come out. The solution is a question and not a hard case. That is why your intuition will help you get a clearer view of the problem.
All four steps are based on the above four steps. The solution may come out in a different one, but the 4 steps are the common steps that are going to help a person solve a big problem.
Good luck with your move from relocation to simplification transitions!
