Abstract principles that define what is systematic problem solving. Each of these principles can be effectively used for solving a group of problems.
A few of these principles we have identified are principle of zero based problem solving, principle of disbelief and verification, principle of sharing, principle of interleaving, principle of hidden opportunity, principle of positivity, principle of disproportion, principle of exhaustiveness.
It is really up to you to discover and use such fundamental principles or truths in living your life fruitfully for yourself as well as for others.
When you apply the principle of interleaving, you put layers of two or more than two types of things (tangible or intangible) one after the other. The relationship between two adjacent layers and all the layers as a whole must result in maximizing utility...
Exhaustive approach: MECE principle in Real life problem solving means, you need to be 100% thorough in considering possibilities that also do not overlap.
Can anyone become a problem solver solving any problem independently? To us the answer is an emphatic yes. Surely you also can solve any problem yourself.
