Developing problem-solving skills

Imagine someone asking you . . . (2)

In situations where problem-solving is proving challenging, instead of focusing on what you can’t do, imagine instead someone asking you why you can do it. The operative word is “why,” and your
response should begin with “Because . . .” This again moves the brain into a different mode of thinking.
For example:
“I don’t know who to ask for advice.”
“Why are you good at knowing who to ask for advice?”
“Because . . .”