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Five Tips to Use the Creative Problem-Solving Matrix to Improve Your Skills

In this week’s episode, I explore the problem-solving matrix. I delve into our process when approaching an issue to solve. I’ve developed two matrices. The first looks at traditional approaches to arriving at solutions. Additionally, the second provides a creative perspective.

If you can utilize your creative brain to hunt for solutions, you will innovate. Further, you will build skills that you’ll use in the future.

The Matrices
problem-solving matrix
creative problem-solving matrix

As promised in the episode, I wanted to provide the link to last week’s “Maxine” episode.

This episode is brought to you by my book, Speak From Within.

 

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