Let’s talk about solving problems. Can you try thinking of a situation where, having identified a problem, you thought of a solution for it, implemented it and then the problem didn’t really go away? You would then go back to trying to figure out what was wrong, coming up with other possible solutions and getting there eventually, after a bumpy ride, tired, and maybe thinking: this shouldn’t have been that difficult? Say, a computer refusing to do what you’ve asked not becaus

You would probably agree with me if I said that to do things right means: to do things efficiently. Let's spend a moment considering what this means. In my previous posts, I stressed the importance of discipline and good time management. These are important building blocks of a smooth process journey, which I think about as the quickest possible, successful route from start to finish. Because this is what it's all about - achieving goals without hassle. If we tried to define

I am probably not very far off from the truth when I say: every conscious action is aimed at achieving something. We do things for a reason - big things and small. Especially small, because big things can't be achieved without the small ones that make them. Every activity is a process. Following processes leads to achievements, completions of tasks, projects. And in so doing, we value efficiency. We like things hassle-free, straight to 'done', if possible. In reality, it hard